Mrs R H Pickford Elected Chapel Society President
Mrs Roswell H Pickford was named president of the Chapel Society at the First Presbyterian church during a spring luncheon meeting. Other officers include Mrs T R Warriner as first vice president, Mrs Arthur Huntington as second vice president, Grace Saree as secretary, and Kent C Man as treasurer. A memorial service for Mrs OW Walker was led by Dr Rebel Little with devotions by Mrs J H Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell H. Pickford
First Presbyterian Church
T R. Warrimer
Arthur Huntington
Mass Grace Saree
Kent Cman
Warriner
OW W Walker
Rebel Little
J H Jonrson
Walker
Mary Wo Tishek
Phthean
Cass
Sarzert
Residence welcomes Mrs Free D Morgan to Ramses home
Mrs Free D Morgan of Sioux City arrived Tuesday afternoon to spend about two weeks with Mr and Mrs Ramses at 2355 Ctes6 trest SE. A series of social gatherings has been arranged by local friends to honor her and compliment Mr and Mrs A M Dousies who hosted Cecéar Rapids guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addlson
Ramses
Free D Morgan
Sioux
Ace Cecéar Rapids
Morgan
Miss Velma Bishop Weds Allen J Ross at First Christian Church
The marriage of Velma Bishop to Allen J Ross was solemnized Saturday morning at 10 30 in the First Christian church with Rev Blaine Hyvten officiating. The bride wore Eleanor blue satin with gray fur, carried Johanna Hull roses, and baby’s breath. Georgia Woods was maid of honor with talisman roses and sweet peas. George Herman served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home for immediate relatives. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where Mr. Ross works at the Allen Motor Company. Mrs Charles Bode becomes financial secretary of the Cedar Rapids Womans Club and Mrs Olver Wilson remains secretary. note correcting a site error in The Craectts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Bishop
Allen J Ross
Charles Ross
First Christian Church
Blaine Hyvten
Eleanor Blue
Johanna Hull
Georgia Woods
George Herman
Ross
Cedar Rapids
Allen Motor Company
Bride of H F Kemp Is Marion Woman Virginia Nlansen
Mrs Virginia Nlansen of Marion becomes the bride of H F Kemp of Cedar Range in a ceremony at Calvary Church. The Rev W Peeler officiated. After the service the couple and guests shared a reception before leaving for their home in Hunt Valley Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Nlansen
Marion
H. F. Kemp
Meo
Anarew
Po Muansen
Meron Abe Wayne
Mary Virgua
Prans
Kemp
Tieedas
Se Bresles Cram
Mtc
Barthston
Hunt- Va
Dr E B McDaniel and Agnes Barland Wed in Siam
Dr E B McDaniel and Agnes L Barland were married in Siam on March 22 with a reception in Penang and a voyage via Taiping and Sako Sivararat. McDaniel, a medical missionary, has spent years in Siam and China. Barland studied in Boston and served in medical missions before returning with her husband to Nakon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. B. NcDaniel
Agnes L. Barland
Siam
Fesro
Bruce M-Daniels
Agnes Louie Bartland
Penarg
Tee Acadre
United States
Taiping
Penance
Sako
Sivararat Siam
McDanirls
Terman Church
McDaniel
Hosmita Sue Weera
Coumbia Unversity Serv
Sumer Nencen
Rese
Natal Aun
Chicarco D- McDame
Tao
Marriage announcement of Carrie Schroeder and J B Fowler
Announcement states Mrs Carrie Schroeder of Cedar Rapids and J B Fowler of Clinton married Saturday in Chicago. They will reside in Clinton and plan a future trip. Mr Fowler a retired Chicago and North Western railway conductor. A dinner party was hosted Sunday by Mr and Mrs G A Ansell at 1629 Third Street NW in honor of the bride and her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Schroeder
Cedar Rapids
J B Fowler
Clinton
Chicago
Fowler
Chicago and North Western Railway
G A Ansell
Third Street
Mrg Angells
Miss Irene ee Heads Kappa Data Alumnae
Miss Irene ee elected president Irene Hall with Mrs Arthur A Barlow as vice president and editor Miss Selma Rose as secretary and Mrs Beth Lanefitt as treasurer at a regular meeting held Tuesday evening at Miss Hall's home 357 Park Terrace SE. Provisions were made for the national convention to be held at Benudy Muna this June with this province serving as a test.
Red Artist Fired From Job At Rockefeller Center S
Rivera, famed muralist, was dismissed from a Rockefeller Center fresco project after clash over Lenin figure. He received 14000 in termination terms as guards protected the building during the protest. Officials cited incongruity with the center’s planned decorative scheme and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dieco Rivera
Nocetar Lenin
Rockefeler Center
Tainy
RCA
Rivera
Merit Managing
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Riveras
Sim
Detroit Institute of Arts
Morning radio schedule lists CBS NBC programs and guests
A dense list of radio stations and show names fills the morning and afternoon grid. Entries include CBS WABC WMT WBBM and NBC WEAF WMAQ WGN with hundreds of program titles, ensembles, orchestras, and entertainers scheduled across time blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
WMT
CBS
Wbbm SilkeCtara
WGN
WMI
Inbc
WEAF
NBC
Cbsi
Barlara Gould
WEBM
Wecco
Emily Post
NGC
Walaq
KMON
Singing Strings
Frances Lee Barton
WMAQ
WEBBM
Lovers
WCCO
Johans Marvin
Ann Leaf
WBBM
Gill Ord
WEAP
Tnbc
Merrimakers
Strins
WBAM
WMT Woman's Review
Moarin
WJZ
Neely Macy
Lans
Wifaq
John Kelsin
Meier Davis
Chess
Nbci
Rudy Vallee
Evandraus
Rieh Orch
WABG
KMDC
KFAB
Kate Smith
Rin Tin Tin
Laman Orch
Thurston the Magician
Hei Sebene
Wac
Beni Valley
NBG
Easy Aces
Fray Anil Braggiotti
WIZ
Wenr
Col Stoopnagie
KMOX
WHAS
Jack Pearl
Oreb
WOC
WLW
Green Brothers
Chain
Foreign Legion
Bisostoswell Sisters
Barlow —Symphony
James Melton
Willbily Net
Waz
Chain Blockston Etch
Oliver Smithe
WTAM
Cities Orch
Pollock Orch
WAT
Jobless Registering Crowd Dispersed by Police at Courthouse
Unemployed men and women queued at the county relief office in the courthouse to register, prompting police intervention as the crowd packed the doorway. About 200 gathered, with 75 remaining at 11 a.m. amid shouting, while registration proceeded without violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Cc
Court House
R. F GC
Levi
Estella Hansen
Des Moines
Ed Ogden
Squirrel steals golf balls found by Taft golfer
Benny Dienstein chased a gray squirrel that had scooped up his ball. In a back bedroom he discovered the animal guarding five hoarded golf balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Calif
Benny Dienstein
Dienstein
Mr. Squirrel
Nazis Burn Banned Books in Massive Pyre Ceremony
In Berlin protesters and officials stage a coordinated burn of prohibited works. The event features speakers including Georg Dro Jeent Gorbbes and Ada Rosenbere, with about two to ten copies per library burned around Opera Square. The list includes Mein Kampf and other titles from banned lists as agents warn of censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beptin
Buarkischeg Bank Nt Seog Vets Gs Saab
Caer
le Ate
Elena
Hele
Kener
Upton S.neian
Jack Leveen
Ben Lindes
Am One
Ty Oimioin Opera Square
Benin
Ur Gocbbes
Adtred Rosenbere
Hite Fry Onedspaper
Voekischer Beobachter
Divraon Ameans Books
Compusony
Chanreer Hilers Mein Kamp
Folgers Coffee Promises Rich Flavor From Central American Regions
Folgers markets coffee as sourced from tiny Central American districts along the West Coast famed for unique mountain grown beans. The brand emphasizes volcanic soil and altitude for richness and tang. It claims economical use, with one pound delivering more strength than cheaper brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger
Central America
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R. H. Pickford
Chapel Society
Creaey
Sarsh
Mar’ Zoer
3Yusic Club
Jean
Jane
Gray
Ggott
Swart
Sandie Ochiffans Crepes
Lou Cand
Jane Gray
Montrose Hotel
Mre Ramsey
Vilma Bishop Bride
OY Allen J. Ross
Charles Bode
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Olver Wilson
Craectts
Irene Ee
Kappa Data Alumnae
R.C.A. Lall
C A. Stout
R Thomson
Chicago & North Western Railway
W. Madison St
Alen
Erato
Jam R. F. CG
Linn County
L. L. McArthur
KOK
Kelvinator
Ras Sai
Degenaar CQ
First Street
Powys
Lys Investim
Byron A. Barlow
Amer, Trust
Bidg
Mrs. Clever
Central
Amerique
Folger's
Folger 'S
Folger’s
San Francisco
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas City
Dallas
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