Mrs Cherry of Tama Hosts for Mrs Morgan Visit
Mrs Fred D Morgan of Sioux City visiting Tama was guest of honor at a luncheon by Mrs Herbert Cherry for the Ridgewood bridge club Tuesday. Cedar Rapids guests hosted by Mrs Charles S Moyer included a luncheon with club members and others followed by bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Morgan
Sioux City
Tama
Herbert Cherry
Ridgewood
Bridge
Richard Killian
Frank Witwer
Harry O'Donnell
James Dows Blake
Edwin H Wadsworth
William B Miller
Frances Alien
Moyer
Mrs Witwer Hosts Birthday Dinner for Mr Witwer
Mrs. Frank Witwer of 320 Crescent Street SE hosted a birthday dinner Tuesday evening in honor of her husband. Eighteen friends joined the occasion as guests of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Witwer
Crescent Street
Mr. Witwer
Roving Eighth Street Sightings Stir Local Gossip
Mrs Carl F Jordan of Linden Drive SE in Marshalltown visits with her mother Mrs May Sandoe who is in critical condition of Mr Jordan. Mrs John Archer of Sheldon visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond S Johnston on Greenwood Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F Jordan
Linden Drive
Marshalltown
May Sandoe
Mr Jordan
John Archer
Sheldon
Raymond S. Johnston
Greenwood Drive
Mrs Harvest McClary Visits Relatives in Missouri
Mrs Harvest McClary of 1924 First Avenue E has returned from a ten day visit to relatives in St Joseph Missouri. The Rev Mr and Mrs R Bruce West landed in Seattle May 9 returning from China where they spent the winter with their son and daughter in law the Rev Mr and Mrs Kirkland West near Pekin. They travel home on the Empress of Japan visiting mission stations in Korea and will visit relatives near Spokane before Cedar Rapids next week. They will stay with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Bruce A West 2327 D Avenue NE after returning. Miss Margaret Pounla left Cedar Rapids for Ontario California for an extended visit with sister Mrs L S Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce West
Seattle
China
Kirkland West
Wetshien
Pekin
Korea
Spokane
Cedar Rapids
Bruce
West
D Avenue
Miss Mildred Tarvin and Kenneth Vo Young Wed at Nazarene
Miss Mildred Tarvin of Cedar Rapids and Kenneth Vo Young of Marion were married Wednesday at the Nazarene Church with Rev E F Russell officiating. Miss Ruth Stoddard leaves Thursday for Oakland California to join her sister, Mrs Mabel Stoddard, who plans to make her home in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred ¥ Tarvin
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Vo Young
Marion
Omarnare
Nazarene Parsonare
E. FE Russell
Ruth Stoddard Teft
Oakland
Califoantie
Mass
Mabel Stoddard
Postgraduate Piano Recital at Coe College Featuring Helen Mokress
Miss Helen Mokress. Coe College School of Music graduate 1932. presented by Prof Grace Swab. Recital Friday at 8:15 PM in T M Sinclair Memorial Chapel. Public invited. Mokress, Mu Phi Epsilon former president, Delta Delta Delta member, Beethoven club participant, prize winner. plans New York study in fall. Program includes Couperin Bach Chopin and Mokress works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mokress
Coe College School of Music
Grace Swab
Simclair Memorial Chapel
Cee
New York
Brother from Colorado visiting Ohio relatives
Russell Stubbs of La Junta Colorado is visiting his brother Mr Lurton H Stubbs in Columbus area for several days before traveling to West Elkton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton H Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Stubbs
Russell Stubbs
la Junta
Colo
West Elkton
Ohio
Influence of clothing on perception across genders
A dated quote contrasts men's vanity with women's hope of admiration when dressed up. The line implies gendered expectations in how attire is perceived and the urge for social validation varies between men and women.
Cornell alumni hear Burgstahler talk on fundraising plan
Dr. J Burgstahler president of Cornell addressed local alumni at a YMCA banquet. He cited university debt freedom and large gifts like the Pfeiffers of New York who fund tuition for fifty students. New officers named Fred J Kluss president and Mrs J J Terrall secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
J. Burgstahler
Cornell
Burgstahler
Henry Pfeiffers
New York City
Pfeiffers
Fred J Kluss
J J. Terrall
Lawrence
Elmer A Johnson
A L Killian
J P van Horn
Kluss
Sam Fouse
Lisbon
Cornell College Alumni Association
Irving Finger
Marion
Walter Gray
Mount Vernon
Helen Little Hickman
Lorin Twogood
American Bridge lands $22 million steel order for bridge
The American Bridge company announced final contracts for 22 million dollars worth of structural steel for the San Francisco Oakland bridge. About 124000 tons will be produced mainly at Ambridge and Gary plants by American Bridge and American Steel and Wire. Draftsmen begin immediately. fabrication starts in August to sustain mills through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Iinsi
American Bridge Company
San Francisco-Oakland Bridge
Ambridge
Gary
American Bridge
American Steel and Wire Company
Americans Win Two Singles Tilts In Davis Cup
In Montreal Canada the United States won the first two singles rubbers against Canada in the North American zone Davis Cup final. The best three of five matches decide the series outcome with the U S leading 2 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
Canada
Wisconsin edges Northwestern 3 2 in thirteenth inning
In Madison Wisconsin defeated Northwestern 3 to 2 in extra innings as pitcher Nelo Pacetti executed a hit and run to drive in the winning run with two outs in the 13th scoring Second Baseman Croft and giving Wisconsin the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Wis
Nelo Pacetti
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Pacetti
Croft
Iowa explores large loan for roads and tax plan
The Iowa legislature advances a set of tax proposals to fund a broad road and jobs program. Four alternative plans would raise 22 to 224 million dollars through increased income tax rates, dividend taxes, new excises, and other levies, amid warnings of tariff truce violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Douglas
Tan
America
Grove Again Wins Iowa River Swim
Bruce Grove of Tulsa Oklahoma, a sophomore, lowers his own record to win the Iowa River swim in 18 minutes 3 seconds for the mile and a quarter. Adolph Jacobsmeyer of St. Louis Missouri finishes second, Andrew Hariey of Tulsa Oklahoma third, August Anderson of Fort Dodge fourth. Covington notes follow with Fairview school program at Cameton hall May 22 at 8 pm including the play Who's Crazy Now and a plate lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Bruce Grove
Tulsa Okla
Grove
Adolph Jacobsmeyer
St. Louis
Andrew Hariey
Tulsa
Okla
August Anderson
Fort Dodge
Covington
Fairview School
Cameton Hall
Pitch Shot From Rough to Green by Golf’s Greatest Teacher
In this drill with Chester Horton the lesson favors a pitching niblick over a run up. From 40 to 50 yards out on an uphill slope near a trap, the shot should be a pitch using one club, typically the mashie niblick, to avoid the trap and ensure control.
Wanted Frame Garages Spot Cash Buyers Ad Secret
A Gazette Want Ad reports Mr Dave Rhoades of 1626 Ells Boulevard sold a frame garage quickly to the first CASH buyer. After the sale, eighteen more interested buyers called, but the garage was gone. To reach CASH buyers, place your ad by dialing 2-1121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Rhoades
Ells Boulevard
Gazette
Garace
Camp Good Health Fund Urges Support For Summer Camp
Communities urged to back Camp Good Health for undernourished children between Mount Vernon and Cedar Rapids. Fundraising ideas include entertainments and card parties as the Public Health Nursing bureau plans a mid June opening, with no children admitted until sufficient funds are raised. Contributions mailed to The Cedar Rapids Gazette care of Camp Good Health fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Camp Good Health Fund
Mother’s day program and school events across towns
BELLE PLAINE and CALMAR host Mother's day observances with Pythian Sisters, a long list of mothers and daughters receiving corsages, and performances by local students. CALMAR honors a sixtieth wedding anniversary as well as high school baccalaureate plans. NORWAY and TIPTON report graduations and enlistment notes, while WEST UNION and BANDALIA cover baccalaureate, choir, and Farm Bureau related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Pocahontas Lodge
Almeda Pettit
Margaret England
Emma Moore
Mrs. Pettit
Mrs. England
Mary Ann Moore
Bobby Moore
Dbontonmere
Pythian Sisters
Longfellow Eighth Crude
Myrtie Adams
Darrell Ward
Luella Ruth Beyer
Lilian Burnett
Robert Winslow
Mary van Dyke
Lodge
Ed Smith
Henry Hinkle
Charles van Dyke
Loma Peters
Gladys Bostain
Minnie Hoover
Gretchen Beyer
Calmar
Herman Wangsness
Olympic Theater
H. A. Preus
Calmar Lutheran Church
William Carpenter McCarty
Mayo, Clinic
Rochester
Norway
Norway High School
Opera House
Glenda Melhus
Ruth Olson
Verda Oftedahl
Edna Steffenson
Lucile Haddy
la von Buchanan
Merritt Melberg
Milford Melberg
Leon Holland
Harold Cole
Everette Severing
Christ Hoyt
George Glenn Nelson W. Wehrman
Grinnell College
Cascade
Michael Dolphin
Mary Hayes
John Hayes
Albany
N. Y
Iowa
Michael Kennedy
St. Martin’s School
Leo
Rita
Washington, D. C
Mary Veronica
Ackley
Elmer Dunn
Bernard
John of Seaattle
Louise
Chicago
Irene
The
Rosary Society
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Martin Church
T J Rooney
J F. Delay
West Union
E TI Selden
Methodist Church
G O Mona
Farm Bureau
B. W. Lodwick
Phyllis Clark
Lorraine Frye
Jefferson Youth Selected To Edit U. Of Iowa Annual
IOWA CITY AP Fred E Morain Jefferson was elected editor of next year's Hawkeye University of Iowa junior yearbook by the student board of publications. Roswell Johnson Ottumwa named business manager. Morain succeeds Hunter Gelbach Ogden as representative sophomore student and is active in forensic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Fred E. Morain
Jefferson
Hawkeye
University of Iowa
Roswell Johnson
Ottumwa
Morain
Hunter Gelbach
Ogden
Buck Brothers Indicted in Kidnapping Case
Kenneth and Cyril Buck, Harwich port brothers, were indicted by a Barnstable county grand jury on charges of kidnapping with intent to extort related to the ransom abduction of 10 year old Margaret MecMath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth and
Cyril Buck
Harwichport Brothers
Barnstable County
Margaret MecMath
Bank Bill Fight Narrows To Morgan Rockefeller Clash
Senate debate on the Glass banking reform bill tightens into a showdown with the Morgan and Rockefeller influence. Huey Long shifts to pushing state bank deposit insurance while backing a branch banking provision. The confrontation centers on Chase National Bank and Rockefeller interests, with Roosevelt potentially siding with the bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rockefellers
Louisiana Kingfish
Senate
Bulkley
Dem
Ohio
Harold Louderback
Huey Long
Rockefeller-Morgan
Chase National Bank
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Miracle of Instant RIT dyeing changes wardrobes
Mrs J M in Toledo touts instant RIT dye as a simple, magic method to remove old colors and dye winter dresses into new daytime and evening outfits. She claims fabrics stay intact and water remains colorless, with White RIT and Instant RIT selling for 15 cents per package.
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Mrs. Cherry of
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Archer
Mrs. West
Margaret Pounla
Ontario
Calif
L S. Bennett
Arvin-Young
Miss Stoddard
COE
Soeur
Monique
Couperin
Jenerin
John Mokrers
Pisen Lasky
Robert Mokrers
Prohofieff
Helen Mokrejs
Dr. Burgstahler
Frisco
Kelvinator
Degenaar Coq
First Street
Iowa River Swim
Chester Horton
Golf
Austin Palmer
Gloria Barbara Batten
the Gazette
Tipton
Cedar County
Chanicsville
Edward Woilcik
Clarence
Victor Mensing
John Stocker
Stanwood
Vearl LaRue
Lawrence P Gaylor
Grant J Canens
West Branch
Waldo Schneckloth
Elmer Kroening
Durant
Vincent Gruber
Everett Kingsbury
Dannie Williams
Mechanicsville
John O Blake
Roy Wulf
Schoen
Third Ave. SE
U. of Iowa
Grand Jury
Buck
Ann
Mae
Mat
Atoog
Grand New
Natikks
Sore
Bunions
eNotes
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Krall Shoe CO
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