Tells Club Women Iowa Farm Folk Essentially Fine
A May morning breakfast for Cedar Rapids Woman's club members at the Cedar Rapids Country club concluded the year with 150 attendees. New and outgoing officers were introduced, and Ray F. Anderson of The Gazette praised Iowa farm folk as essentially fine, urging equality of opportunity for a prosperous state. The program featured performances by Marian Huff, Evelyn Hall, and the Coe college vesper choir with a music week observance at First Presbyterian church. The event highlighted the strong ties between agriculture, culture, and community in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids
Frank Keyser
Charles F. Clark
Frank Gates
Nellie Fuhrmeister
Oliver S. Wilson
Warren Hansen
S. V. Shonka
Iowa
Plymouth County
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Marian Huff
Evelyn Hall
Gertrude Shoe
Coe College Vesper
Paul Schumann Ray
First Presbyterian Church
White RIT removes dye and stains in boiling water
A home product from RIT chemists called White RIT dissolves color from fabrics in boiling water. Drop a wafer in, stir, and colors vanish without harming fabric. Useful against mildew yellowing ink spots grass stains rust and more. Diapers wash soft and white. priced 15c or 25c for double size at dealers.
Teresa Naso to give recital at Coe College chapel
Prof Paul Schumann Ray presents Coe senior soprano Teresa Naso in a 8 15 p m recital at T M Sinclair Memorial chapel Wednesday. Accompanists Miss Mari Ann Huebsch and Miss Bernice Hach join. Naso plans June BA, active in Mu Phi Epsilon and Chi Delta, former YWCA president. Program includes works by Handel Schubert Chopin and Italian songs, with inclusive student performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schumann Ray
Teresa Naso
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Mari Ann Huebsch
Grace Swab
Bernice Hach
Miss Nase
Judas Maccabaeus
Handel
Sgchubert
Schubert Ove
Wolf Brahms
Brahms
Chopin
Campargnuolo
Stogalt
Miss Nelle Roehlk Elected Alpha Gamma Delta President
Miss Nelle Roehlk was elected president of Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae at a dinner meeting hosted by Mrs. Lester DeYarman on Twentieth Street NE. New officers include Mrs. Carl G. Helming as vice president and Miss Eric Kemp as secretary with Miss Grace Bryant as treasurer and Miss Lorraine Mueller as editor. Plans were made for a tea at Mrs. Jensen’s home to welcome alumnae and undergraduates and mothers and patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Roehlk
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Lester DeYarman
Twentieth Street
Lynn G Swaney
Carl G. Helming
Eric Kemp
Grace Bryant
Lorraine Mueller
H. C. Jensen
Country Club Parkway SE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Clay Phillips
Jensen
Gus Liebke
Lila Palmer
Cedar Rapids P. E. O. Presidents Headed to Sioux City
Presidents from Cedar Rapids P. E. O. chapters plus the Marion chapter leader depart by motor for Sioux City to attend the annual state P. E. O. Sisterhood convention, running Tuesday through Thursday. Attendees include Mrs. L. E. Henry, Mrs. Forrest Protzman, Mrs. R. P. Taylor, Mrs. Jay W. Hesser, all Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. O. M. Carson of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Sioux City
P. E. O. Sisterhood
L. E. Henry
Forrest Protzman
R. P. Taylor
Jay W. Hesser
O. M. Carson
St Luke's Alumnae Dinner For Graduates At Montrose
St Luke's alumnae association plans a 6 30 p m dinner for the graduating class at the Montrose hotel. Reservations with Miss Alberta Cochran at 2 7105 are requested by Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Alumnae Association
Hospital
Montrose Hotel
Alberta Cochran
Memorial To Miss Abbott Given By Chap DK Of PEO
A memorial for Miss Abbie S. Abbott, one of the oldest PEO members, was presented at chapter DK of PEO in Cedar Rapids. The program featured Miss Joanna Hagey on reading, with notes on library use. guests from other chapters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Abbott
P.E.O
Abbie S. Abbott
Laura Turner
Nettie T. Neff
Baverine
George Yulll
Eva Byerly
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
Joanna Hagey
J. M. Dinwiddie
George G. Clements
Charles Penningroth
P. W. Shive
Belle T. Wilson
Marion Wilson
Clinton
Reception Tonight Honoring Miss May Frick Return
A reception is planned at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the First Christian church social rooms to honor Miss May Frick returning from a two year world mission trip. The Missionary Society chairs the event with multiple church members coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Frick
First Christian Church
Miss Frick
the Missionary Society
The
Missionary Society
W. J. Barngrover
W. Roy Harger
Scott Hammond
E. W. la Plant
W. H. Frick
Blaine Hyten
Make This Model At Home Pattern 2631
Pattern 2631 by Anne Adams offers a child size frock with colored binding white organdy collar and puffed sleeves. Describe fabrics gingham dimity or cotton and note yardage for size 10. Include price 15 cents for pattern and 15 cents for Spring Fashion Book catalog. Order from Gazette Pattern Department 243 faced Seventeenth Street New York.
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Anne Adams
Gazette Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New York Y
Musical Miniatures Program Planned at Roosevelt Hotel
Three hundred invitations issued by the Bel Canto club for an evening of Musical Miniatures featuring Edna Barrett Jackson Lucy Bushnell Ambroz and Wendl Andrle at the Roosevelt hotel ballroom Monday. The entertainment mirrors Mrs. Jackson’s successful programs in eastern Iowa Chicago and Minneapolis over the past two years presented for her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Canto Club
Edna Barrett Jackson
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Wendl Andrle
Roosevelt Hotel
Chi Beta Phi Spring Dance at Cedar Rapids Club
Chi Beta Phi fraternity held a spring dance at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Saturday evening with sixty couples in attendance. A tap dance by Miss Doris Clatterbaugh highlighted the event while Robert Horak organized the party. Faculty guests included Prof. and Mrs. Ben H. Peterson, Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Yothers, Prof. Owen Lloyd Morris, and house mother Mrs. Maria Miller attended as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Doris Clatterbaugh
Robert Horak
Ben H. Peterson
J. F. Yothers
Owen Lloyd .Morris
Maria Miller
Local Youth Named As Alternate For Culver Scholarship
Ames high school freshman Paul Emerson Jr. 12, awarded 4500 dollar Culver Military academy scholarship. Alternates Don Kessler Cedar Rapids and Kieth Simmer Ottumwa named. Emerson may receive 1500 dollar to Culver City Indiana academy for three years. Other finalists include John Simmons Osceola Ralph Winger Keokuk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Paul Emerson
Ames
Culver Military Academy
Don Kessler
Cedar Rapids
Kieth Simmer
Ottumwa
Emerson
Military Academy
Culver City
Ind
F. B. Knight
University of Iowa
M. G. Davis
Daniel Feder
Carl EB. Seashores
University of Iowa Graduate College
John Simmons
Osceola
Ralph Winger
Keokuk
Ralph Salts
Fairfield
Parley Wellstead
Arthur Maxwell
Montrose
Bob Greenwalt
Des Moines
Kenneth Robinson
Council Bluffs
Protests Halt Iowa State College Sham Battle
Des Moines protest leader Rev Stoddard Lane objects to the Wieshea sham battle planned to open the Iowa State College celebration saying it wastes funds on mock war. President Hughes was not reachable in Washington, while Prof M D Helser affirmed the event would proceed as planned, replacing the Wieshea parade to cut costs and boost interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Wieshea
Stoddard Lane
Iowa Committee On
Iowa Beer Tax Fees Total 76 738 07
State Treasurer L. J. Wegman announced that beer taxes and permit fees since the beer law began have brought in 76 738 07. The breakdown shows 71 500 in wholesalers' permit fees and 4 848 07 in beer taxes, with all fees deposited into the state sinking fund for public deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
L. J. Wegman
Communists Accused in Farm Strike Drive
W. W. Waters, organizer of last summer’s bonus march on Washington, says the farm strike planned to begin Saturday is being fomented by communists. He warns farmers not to heed agitators and asserts agents are active throughout farming districts in disguises as honest workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
W. W. Waters
Washington
Immunity Wins Suit Dismissal For Huey Long
Washington court ruled Tuesday that the $500,000 libel suit against Senator Huey Long is unaffected by a slander action. Judge Proctor rejected immunity as a basis to dismiss and overruled a quash of service in Ansell's suit seeking damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Llp
District Supreme Court
Proctor
Long
Dem
Samuel T. Ansell
Senate
Ansell
Louisiana
Raymond N. Beebe
Congressional Chamber
Beebe
Class conflict would ruin farm relief bill says Wallace
Secretary Henry A. Wallace warned the farm relief bill could fail if it is driven by class conflict. He cited five cent bread and a $1.50 shirt rising to 5 and 1.55 respectively unless the bill’s spirit aligns with social justice. He noted provisions protect urban white collar consumers from prohibitive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Democratic Women's Club
Husband Missing Seven Years Upheld Insurance Claim
Mrs. Charlotte Rodskier of 508 Ninth Street SW won $929.73 from Northwestern Mutual Life after seven years of unexplained absence by her husband A. E. Rodskier, a former Spragueville bank cashier. The Linn County court granted the payout, the insurer appealed, and the supreme court upheld the claim as proof of death based on the long disappearance and a letter indicating he went to Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Rodskier
Ninth Street
Northwestern Mutual Life Company of
Milwaukee
A. E. Rodskier
Supreme Court
International “News Dispatch
Aa Spragueville
INS
Central America
Eleven and a half million for upper Mississippi river
The rivers and harbors bill presented to President Roosevelt designates more than 11.5 million dollars of the 83.32 million total for improvements on the upper Mississippi River.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mississippi River
Kruidenier Addresses Auto Safety Talks At Rowe Sales School
Dan Kruidenier, commissioner of public safety, spoke to the Rowe Electric sales school Monday night on safety duties of mechanics and driver attentiveness. A Chicago brake engineer urged careful vehicle maintenance. Over 200 garage men and dealers attended from Dubuque and surrounding towns within six hundred sixty miles. CENTRAL CITY Miss Dorothy Byers and Melvin Slife wed at the bride’s aunt home in Marion with Rev. C. J. Biddle officiating. The couple, both Central City natives, plan to live in Veenaenss after school ends as Slife works in Independence with a produce firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kruidenier
Rowe Electric Company
Chicago
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Central City
Dorothy Byers
Arthur Byers
Melvin Slife
Frank Slife
Lester Peck
Marion
John Soukup
C. J. Biddle
Clutier
Louis Joseph Laver
Mildred Mechal
Vining
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
Joseph Saver
Clutter
Charles Mochal
Mr. Saver
Iowa brief highlights from communities across the region
Re-elected Jackson county Legion auxiliary chair Emma Oldis led a slate of officers at the convention. Tipton mourns P H Downing a Cedar county Pioneer dies after long illness. Anamosa couples Cary Jane Lloyd and Antone Vozenilck wed at Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Emma Oldis
Preston
Jackson County Legion Auxiliary
Antoinette Schirmer
Bellevue
Olive Purinton
Helen Gisel
Andrew
Laura Suett
Baldwin
Esther Whitmore
Sabula
Tipton
P. H. Downing
H. N. Poston
Inland Cemetery
Bennett
Anamosa
H. D. Green
Cary Jane Lloyd
Hale
Harry Lloyd
Antone Henry Vozenilck
Frank Vozenilck
Oxford Mills
Lena
Marion Jeffrys
James Nolan
van Horne
Thomas Nolan
Near Here
Thomas McCormick
DeLand
John Hattigan
Immaculate Conception Church
Independence
W. G. Bogert
Freeman Apartments
Nighttime Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Stations
A dense listing shows 8 to 10 PM lineups across NBC CBS and related networks. Notable acts include Jack Little and Beatrice Berenson with contemporary orchestras and vocalists at WEAF WJZ KYW WMAQ, plus Johnny Marvin Traversorech and Phil Cook featured at various times.
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Jack Little
CBS
WABC
WMT
Breen and
de Rosa
NBC
WEAF
Neste Quarist
WJZ
KYW
Ie Clere
WGN
Wow
Youns Artista Trio
Mappy Jack
Nhetty Crocker
U. S. Army Band
Juan Reyes
Veianist
o—Mousenols Institute
Stokes Orch
Pedro Cordoba
Osborne Etch
WUEBM
KMOX
WCCO
Johnny Marvin
Traversorech
WMAQ
Merrie-men
Genert Maniacures
Brench
Princess
WBBM
Henry Morgenthau Jr
KMBC
Ginosch
Farm and Home Hour
WJZ Woc
Kyw Wow Rattle
Ensemble
WDAF
Woodworth Orch
Weaf Wow
Woc-Who
Ann Leaf
Sanford
Ingo Weap
Carol Davalin
WN Ali
Weem Troubadours
WJZ Chain
Woman's Review
WIZ Wmaq
Eton Boys
WEEM
NIC
Hopkins Orch
Texas
Jack Brooks
Westphal Orch
WABCO
Sherman Orch
Inbc
Honey Orch
al Kernard
Dick Daring
WENR
Elvin Allman
Devilbird
CB3
Goldbergs
WBAP
Rooke Carter
Grime Clues
WLW
Gendron Orch
Maie Chorus
Wabo Chain
Kate Smith
WTIC
WGY
Phil Cook
Lyman Orch
Sperlock Holmes
NBC) Wjz
Ranny Weeks
Orch
Irvin
Cobb
WOWO
Rich Orch
Southernaires
Josef Shevinne
WOC
Donald Nevis
Belasco Orch
WPAA
Guy Lombardo
Waring Orch
Geo. Givo
Beatrice Berenson
Brandwynne
Winnebago County School Election Yields Superintendent Winnenhirk
Decorah. Charlie G. Steen won the race for superintendent of Winneshiek schools defeating four opponents. Elected to the board of education were Dr. F A Hennessey of Calmar Roy M Miller of Burr Oak and Mrs. Rollin G Baker of Ridgeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specilal
Gazette
Decorah
Charlies G. Steen
Winneshirk
F. A. Hennessey
Calmar
Roy M. Miller
Burr Oak
Rollin G. Baker
Ridgeway
Board of Education
Meyer Reelected county superintendent in Elkader
Special to The Gazette Mary A Meyer was re elected county superintendent here Tuesday from a field of 51 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Mary A Meyer
Fayette elects L G Meyer to third term as county superintendent
L G Meyer was re-elected Fayette county superintendent of schools for a third term by the county school convention on Tuesday afternoon, defeating two other candidates in the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
West Union
L. G. Meyer
Fayette County
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Tells Club Women
Iowa Farm Folk
COE Vesper Choir
First Presbyterian
COE
Miss Nelle Roehlk
A. G. D. Alumnae
ST. Luke's Alumnae
M. E. Garmoe Registered
Optometrist
Second Avenue SE
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Paul Stark Seeley
Portland
Ore
Boston
Mass
Second Avenue
CHI Beta Phi
Culver
Ave E. Tel
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
Huey Long
Upper
Mississippi
Kruidenier
Schoen’s
Schoen Enn
Third Avenue
Iowa News
John
Rebecca Bogert
Albany
N. Y
Grace Barger
Clarence Chamberlin
Paris
Louis Bramow
Eldorado Township
Minnie Warner
Benton County
August
Herman
Mount Auburn
Otto
Ella Henkle
Vinton
John J
Henry
North
Monticello
Sacred Heart Church
Isabella Devlin
John McDonald Hospital
Miss Devlin
Peter
Catherine Devlin
Devlin
Joseph Meyer
Henry Britting
James Lahey
Father A.L. Lorenz
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Newhall
Hilda Dondelinger
Dondelinger
Viola Schrader
Lillian Senne
Dorothy Gardemann
Lois Boddicker
Paramount
Yeu Sa
Snowy
Bowlene
Pue
Fayette
New Oxfords
Marion Blvd
Montrose Drug Store
Waterloo
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