Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Convention Opens
Delegates and officers arrive as the twenty first biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs begins in Cedar Rapids. Registration, dances, readings, plays and a packed program at the Memorial Coliseum mark the formal start with events at Voorhees Quad and Montrose Hotel.
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Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Montrose
Ben Ogden
State Board of Directors
Mary Jane Hubbard
Velma Cheney
Edna Dieman
Verna Silka
Frank Ry
Ruth Bunce
Betty Nissen
Homer Stone
Ina Hibbard
Coe College
Voorhees
Memorial Coliseum
Consention
Euscene Henely Presid
Fletcher
Rogers
Catherine Adam
Brooks Assembly
Alice Inskeep
Welcome City
David Lennox
Frank Davis
W Oh Aathorn
Furene Cutler
Grand Federation
Wiseliam Larrabee, Jr
Juia A Robinson
Education luncheon speakers announced at Roosevelt hotel
A luncheon program at 1230 at the Roosevelt hotel will feature President H. M. Gage of Coe College, Miss Agnes Samuelson, the Iowa Public Instruction superintendent, Mrs Eugene Henely, and Mrs H. C. Houghton Jr. Speakers include district leaders. Tuesday dinners start at 630 pm with districts 1 2 3 8 at Montrose and districts 4 5 6 7 at the Roosevelt.
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Montrose Hotel
William Bradles
Federal Housing Administration
Wirs
Knutson
H . Hyatt
Max Mayer
H. Tomlinson
Garden Filtatt
Roosevelt Hotel
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Agnes Samuelson
Eugene Henely
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Wil Speak
Montrose
Roosevelt
Convention Tea Preparations For Town Federation Opens
The Cedar Rapids convention of the Town Federation of Women clubs opens Tuesday with a tea on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at the Woman’s Club home. Grounds have been beautified by the nature and garden department under Mrs. L L Owen Mrs A J Baumhoefner Mrs Henry J Hromeck and Mrs JL Rhea Shrubbery perennials and trees were rearranged with lilac and honeysuckle hedge Groups of evergreens were contributed by multiple departments and a new bird bath was gifted by the nature and garden department Stepping stone paths lead to trees and flowers.
Mrs Vogel Elected State President of Chi Omega
Mrs Otto Vogel of Iowa City was elected state president of Chi Omega alumnae at the concluding session of the Towa Eleusinia breakfast at the Cedar Rapids Country club. She succeeds Mrs L D Dennis of Cedar Rapids. New officers for two-year terms include Mrs Thaddeus C Jones Des Moines vice president Miss Mary Lyle Ames secretary and Mrs Walter Hutchinson Cedar Rapids treasurer. The next Eleusinia will be held in 1937 in Iowa City.
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Otto Vogel
Towa City
Chi Omega
Towa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Vogel
L. D. Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Thaddeus C Jones
Des Moines
Mary Lyle
Ames
Walter Hutchinson
Engagement announced for Mary Stoelting to Carl Redenbaugh
The engagement of Mary Stoelting a University of Iowa student from Davenport to Carl Redenbaugh of Iowa City was announced at the Delta Delta Delta sorority formal dinner dance in Iowa City Friday Stoelting is a daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Stoelting and attended Augustana College for two years.
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Mary Stoelting
University of Iowa
Davenport
Carl Redenbaugh
Iowa City
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miss Stoelting
Augustana College
C. A. Stoelting
Two Women Win Pulitzer Prizes in 1934 Awards
New York reports the 1934 Pulitzer winners with Zoe Akins and Edith Wharton credited for The Old Maid drama, Josephine Winslow Johnson for Now In November, and Charles McLean Andrews for The Colonial Period of American History. Other honors go to Arthur Krock, William H. Taylor, and Arthur B. Waugh with multiple cash awards.
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New York
Zoe Akins
Edith Wharton
Josephine
Winslow Johnson
Charles McLean Andrews
William H. Taylor
New York Herald Tribune
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Krock
Sacramento Bee
Sacramento
Calif
Arthur B. Waugh
Audrey Wurdermann
R E. Lee
Douglas S Freeman
David Saville Muzzey
James G. Blaine
Players Annual Meeting Tuesday at Cedar Rapids Country Club
All season ticket holders may attend the Cedar Rapids Community Players annual meeting Tuesday at 6 30 pm. Dinner reservations are requested and five directors will be elected to replace Hazel Brown Frances Prescott Jane Riley Arthur Poe and Eugene Pinney. Brief annual reports will be given and outgoing directors will present a post meeting program.
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Cedar Rapids Community Players
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hazel Brown
Frances Prescott
Jane Riley
Arthur Poe
Eugene Pinney
Ruth Bartling elected first vice president at state convention
Ruth Bartling of Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi was elected first vice president of the state organization at a Des Moines convention held Saturday and Sunday. Stella Schroeder of Davenport was named president and Davenport will host the 1936 state convention. Other officers include Margot Larson and Louise Matson with several chapter members noted as attendees.
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Ruth Bartling
Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Des Moines
Stella Schroeder
Davenport
Margot Larson
Louise Matson
Chinton
Margaret Michaelson
Waterloo
Edith Nostrum
Sigma Chapter
Marianne McClung
Donna Smith
Inez Brollier
Cecile Johnson
Miss Bartling
Anne Kriz
Eileen Koehler
Fern Cherry
Paula Book
Bernice Nolan
Wiltrude Cherry
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Alicin Jakoubek
Lambda Chapter
Ada Vedder
Florence Zimmer
Edith Smith
Joan Rowan
Gertrude MacNeil
Martha Rompotl
Shuttleworths to Visit son in city this week
Mr and Mrs W C Shuttleworth of Sibley will arrive the last of the week to visit their son W C Shuttleworth at 1800 Second Avenue SE. Mrs Shuttleworth and their family will accompany him.
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Shuttleworths
W. C. Shuttleworth
Sibley
W. C Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
Students Attend Press Conference at Medill Event
Lola Kemper daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Kemper won honorable mention in an editorial writing contest at the Medill Press Conference for high school journalists at Northwestern University Evanston over the weekend. About 350 delegates from ten states attended as Grace Ann Reiff and other Washington students joined Mr and Mrs O John Gerwig at the event. The group traveled to Chicago Thursday afternoon and returned Sunday evening with Miss Reiff visiting Hubbard Woods Saturday night.
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Lola Kemper
G. E. Kemper
Fortieth Street
Medill
Northwestern University
Evanston
Miss Kemper
Washington High School
O. John Gerwig
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Gerwig
Washington School
Grace Ann Reiff
M. O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Norma Glass
J. A. Glass
Washington Avenue
Jane Dunlap
Fannie Dunlap
Avenue Drive
Donna Kelty
J E. Kelty
Eighth Avenue
Chicago
Mrs Nancy Wry’s Eighty Seventh Birthday Surprise
Mrs Nancy Wry of 1214 Third Street SE celebrated her eighty seventh birthday with a surprise party Sunday hosted by her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs P J Cosmos. Attending were Lela Underwood Cloe Smith and daughter Esther Lloyd Robertson and Galen Ivan Gray and son Carol James Gray and son James Jr Miss Mary Elizabeth Gray Donald Woods all of Anamosa and Leona Green Albert Hawkins Lewis Grim and Gerald Allen of Cedar Rapids.
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Nancy Wry
Third Street
P. J. Cosmos
Lela Underwood
Cloe Smith
Esther
Lloyd Robertson
Galen
Ivan Gray
Carol
James Gray
James
Mary Elizabeth Gray
Jubilee of King George V Seen in Grand London Pageantry
Queen Mary and King George V mark twenty five years on the throne with a cathedral service at St Pauls and a seven mile royal procession through London. Crowds fill the streets as banners and portraits adorn the city while the sovereigns return to Buckingham Palace for a quiet family dinner.
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London
Ins
George V
England
St. Paul's Cathedral
Empire
St. Pauls
Buckingham Palace
Queen Mary
House of Commons
Dominion
St. Paul's
Prince of Wales
What's In Fashion Summer Cotton Dramatized By All Apparel
New York fashion piece highlights cotton as the dominant fabric for summer wear from lingerie to dresses. It notes cotton lingerie shorts corsets dresses hats socks and shoes with a focus on light fabrics like lawn pique and voile and mentions future trends with bold peasant prints and colors.
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Summer
All Apparel
York
Elizabeth Ely Honored at Scripps May Day Fete
Miss Elizabeth Ely daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Ely of 2218 First Avenue E a Scripps College senior attended the May queen ceremony at the campus bowling green She was one of four elected to the honor by classmates The May queen and attendants plus a twenty member court watched the Mother Goose themed fete presented by the freshman class
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Elizabeth Ely
John M. Ely
First Avenue E
Scripps College
Claremont
Calif
Bowling Green
Scripps
Iowa Woman to Head White Shrine at Cleveland Convention
Mrs. Rose M. Reid of Washington Indiana will be elected supreme worthy high priestess of the White Shrine of Jerusalem at the national convention in Cleveland May 6 to 9. She has served as noble prophetess for eight years and held multiple offices. After the convention she will tour Ohio shrines, with a May 21 reception planned in Washington.
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Rose M. Reid
Washington
Los Angeles
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Winfield
Reid
Ohio
Germany Ready To Arbitrate Kidnaping
BERNE Switzerland AP Germany announced willingness to arbitrate the diplomatic incident sparked by the disappearance of Berthold Jacob the German anti Nazi journalist in Swiss territory. Swiss authorities charged Jacob was kidnapped by Nazi secret agents.
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Berne
Switzerland
Germany
Berthold Jacob
Jacob
VERN HINCKLEYS VISIT IN U S
Vern Hinckley of Honolulu and his wife Irene Ahrens, with children Louise and Robert, landed in San Francisco and will travel to New York City via the President Lincoln after Panama Canal passage. They plan to motor to Mount Vernon mid June after visiting Boston, New York, and Washington. Hinckley is editor of the Star Bulletin in Honolulu and former Cedar Rapids Gazette reporter.
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Vern Hinckley
Honolulu
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids Gazette
San Francisco
New York
Washington
Hinckley
Star Bulletin
The
Gazette
Arizona
Irene Ahrens
Rail pension act struck down in Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court splits over the railroad pension act with five justices denying Congress authority to impose pension terms as a social measure. Justice Roberts dissents, warning the decision hinders New Deal social legislation amid debates on commerce and interstate transportation.
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Roberts
Hughes
Supreme Court ruling boosts railroads with pension law void
New York reports that invalidation of the railroad pension law by the U S Supreme Court is seen as a favorable factor for carriers. Economists estimate a $60 million yearly saving for class one roads, lifting profits but causing stock declines and bond selling after the decision.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Property transfer for Harriet T Clarken to Elizabeth C Ross
Transfer records show Harriet T Clarken to Elizabeth Craig Ross for a 31 by 75 foot lot in Well Heights addition block 4 lot 8 with covenants and restrictions of record. The consideration is $1 and value conveyed as of April 12 1935.
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Harriet T Clarken
Elizabeth Craig Ross
Add C. R
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