A A A W Closes Its Year Hears Three Speakers
Cedar Rapids branch of the American Association of University Women held its final meeting of the year at Mrs Owen N Elliott's home. Three speakers described Spain England and state convention highlights. Delano spoke on Lope de Vega sonnets and library practices in Madrid and London. Foster and Hagey reported on the Sioux City convention and state branches totaling 1 097 members. An election awarded Mrs Frank W Orr as vice president. committees for next year announced. Tea hosted by Mrs Street and Mrs Krimowitz preceded by remarks from Mrs Street, Mrs Seliff recently arrived in Cedar Rapids. Alumni of Chi Delta of Caccolerse to host seniors at Robert C Armstrong home PleasAnt Bill Dairy Dale road 5 to Ten Today contact Miss Hickok or Miss Sundberg.
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Cedar Rapids
American Association of University Women
Owen N. Elliott
Vernon Drive
Lucile Delano
Iowa City
Spain
England
Wayne J. Foster
Joanna Hagey
Sioux City
Delano
Lope de Vega
Shakespeare
Madrid
British Museum
Miss Delano
Europe
Foster
Reforms
Frank W Orr
Anna Laura Palmer
Evelyn Street
Street
Dwight Krimowitz
Chi Delta Club
Caccolerse
Robert C Armstrong
Pleasant Bill Dairy Dale Road
Eliza Hickok
Alice Sundberg
Lil Palmer Senior Voice Recital at Coe College
Miss Lil Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry A Palmer 1819 Fourth Avenue SE will present a senior voice recital at Coe College Sinclair Memorial chapel Thursday at 815 p m. She is assisted by Miss Elinor Kendall organist pupil of Miss Catherine M Adams and accompanist Miss Ann Huebsch pupil of Miss Grace Swab. The program features works by Haydn Handel Mozart Bach Rimsky Korsakow and others and Palmer is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta and Mu Phi Epsilon.
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Paul Schumann Ray
Coe College Department of Music
Lil Palmer
Sinclair
Miss Palmer
Elinor Kendall
Catherine M Adams
Man Ann Huebsch
Grace Swab
Margaret Carreau
John Alden Carpenter
Mortimer Browning
Clara Edwards
Lastrometta
Gabriele Sibella
Harry A Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Mu Phi Epsilon
Cee
Northwestern June graduation for Cedar Rapids duo
Miss Vivien Buser and Allen J Calder of Cedar Rapids are among Northwestern University graduates this June. They will receive bachelor of science degrees in commerce at the commencement exercises on June 16 at Dyche Stadium in Evanston Illinois.
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Vivien Buser
Allen J Calder
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Dyche Stadium
Grimm couple return from Toronto to 852 Fourth Ave SE
Mr and Mrs John M Grimm have come back to their home at 852 Fourth Avenue SE after a three week stay in Toronto at the Royal York hotel.
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John M Grimm
Fourth Avenue SE
Toronto
Canada
Royal York Hotel
Fowlie and Poppen Family Visit Near Rockwell City
Mr and Mrs S G Fowlie of Rockwell City and their daughter Mrs C M Poppen with Sherman and Leila Marion of Muskegon Mich visited J P Garnant home on Ely Road. A group of friends drove to Mr and Mrs Fred Shima home near Lisbon for a picnic and supper. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Cerny and daughter Rosetta Mr and Mrs Frank Shima and their children Edward Maryland Amos Sucho mel John Stable Mr and Mrs Frank Lorence Jr and daughter Marcella and Mr and Mrs Frank Shima.
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S. G Fowlie
Rockwell City
C M Poppen
Sherman and
Leila Marion
Muskegon, Mich
J. P. Garnant
Ely Road
Fred Shima
Lisbon
Joe Cerny
Rosetta
Frank Shima
Edward
Maryland Amos Suchomel
John Stable
Frank Lorence Jr
Marcella
Jesup native elected YMCA secretary at Minnesota University
Ralph Miller of Jesup, son of Mr and Mrs E L Miller, has been chosen secretary of the Y at Minnesota University after four years as Ames YMCA assistant secretary. He will earn his MA at Iowa State College in June and begin his duties August 1, teaching psychology and sociology courses.
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Jesup
Ralph Miller
E. L Miller
YMCA
Ames
Minnesota University
Iowa State College
Shirley Carlson Crowned May Queen at Coe College Fete
An audience of about 3000 witnessed Shirley Carlson crowned May Queen at Coe College commencement fete on Tuesday evening. Miss Edith Benson and Miss Ruth Mabon attended, with Forest Rutgers Jr. as crown bearer and Janet Macy carrying the train. Dances in honor followed the crowning, arranged by St Ethel Ryan and Ruth Zikn.
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Coe College Chapel
Shirley Carlson
Coe
Edith Benson
Ruth Mabon
Mary Bell
Forest Rutgers, Jr
Nttle Janet Macy
Ethel Ryan
Ruth Zikn
Tea at Broeksmit Home Draws Nearly 100 Guests
Nearly 100 guests attended a garden tea hosted by the Fourth division of Westminster Presbyterian church at Mrs W F Broeksmit's home 1929 Second Avenue SE Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J Renwick McCullough Mrs George Yuill and Mrs W P Enright presided with Mrs Thomas C Baker chairing arrangements assisted by Mrs R S Mushrush. A separate note mentions a Senior and Junior class reception at Mechanicville High School gym with about 40 attendees and a birthday party for Miss Irene Baltz hosted by Mrs Evan Swenson with a cake centerpiece.
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W F Broeksmit
Second Avenue SE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J Renwick McCullough
George Yuill
W P Enright
Thomas C Baker
R. S. Mushrush
Ruby Foels
Alice Eberling
Romelda Heins
Ellen Nuchring
Verlie Weston
Eldora Loftsgard
Irene Baltz
Modern Sports Underwear Promises Comfort and Fit
A 1934 Amos Parrish feature extols knit cotton undergarments for golf, tennis, and horseback riding. It touts heatweight stretchable pieces in pastel colors, bandeaux, vests, panties, and one piece outfits. Woven cotton options include two piece sets and lastex panties with figure control for active wear.
Indigestion Reveals a Family Change in Aunt Het Tale
A humorous regional note describes Aunt Het reflecting that Pa is puzzled by a misread heart episode, joking he stopped reading the Bible during a spell and now confronts distant family memory rather than stern faith.
Iowa brief notes on clergy and community leaders across towns
Iowa in brief covers church events in Earlville and Clermont with priests from multiple towns. Independence lists probate inventory for R E Cook estate. Bertram reports Doris Kitchen burned foot. Jesup funeral for Electa Stoddard. Victor wedding of Lorena Wetzstein and Clarence Wentland. Parnell notes James Gallagher death. Wilton Junction funeral for George Kelley, longtime local leader.
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Clermont
Clermont Commercial Club
Edmund Dugstad
George P Rounds
H B Greenley
Clermont Cemetery Association
J FP Muller
BE. E Bilden
Eleie Burt
Louise Miller
H F Shipton
Anna Larrabee Lars Larson
Joe Brorby
E E. Bilden D S. Carpenter
Independence
R E. Cook
Fremont Township
Donald Cook II
Freemont Township
Blaine Donald
Clarence
Clyde Cooksons
Helen Mulford
Winthrop Bertram
Doris Kitchen
Floyd Kitchen
Kitchen
Doris
Darrell
Jesup
Electa Stoddard
New York
Benjamin F Stoddard
Stoddard
Decorah seniors to graduate with William Hanson address
The Decorah high school class of seventy three will graduate with Dr. Howland Hanson delivering the address The event will feature Supt Thomas Roberts presenting the class and diplomas awarded by Mrs L K Knight The list includes many students and the speaker is college pastor at Iowa State Teachers College
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Cation
Kelley
Charles
Jennie Kelley
Wilton Junction
G. W. Pfeiffer
Presbyterian Church
Walker
Fred Ondler
Charles Porter
Goslings
Fred King
Decorah
Howland Hanson
Decorah High School
Alice Buer
Palma Casterton
Stella Christopher
Clarice Geving
Gladys Gross
Adeline Haugen
Gail Headington
Alpha Hovey
Ruth Jaastad
Margaret Jan
Alice Wells
Bernard Borlaug
Norman Bredesen
Arthur Carlson
Clement Carolan
Vernon Cobb
Davis Coffeen
Charles Courtney
James Dack
Carl Daly
Willis Dirks
Willard Clement
Darwin Hanson
William Henthorn
Roger Headington
Richard Henning
Huber Lennon
Charles Howe
Gordon Johnson
Robert Kessel
Orville Kittelson
Horace Lowery
Robert Lynch
Samie Meyer
Lowell Moe
Alfred
Garrison
Martha Mealhouse
George Stuffer
Charles Mealhouse
Chicago
Charles Severson
Cedar Rapids
Ray Stauffer
Des Moines
Dora Cordes
Mitchell
Jake Mealhouse
Harold
Richard
Mealhouse
Hydrophobia Plague Sweeps Estonia
An outbreak of hydrophobia, likely from Soviet Russia, spreads through southern Estonia. About 300 people have been bitten by mad dogs and cats and are sent to the Pasteur Institute in Dorpat. Authorities order shooting of mad animals as 7,000 pets are killed in a futile attempt to stop the epidemic.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Soviet Russia
Estonia
Pasteur Institute
Dorpat
Conferees Agree Despite Fight Over Air Mail Bill
Washington reports the senate house conference reached an agreement on the air mail bill allowing companies with annulled contracts to bid again. Bids must include affidavits declaring no collusive agreement, while minority members warned they will oppose the report.
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Washington
INS
Senate-House
Sunnyside Pupils Visit Gazette Plant After Picnic
Students from Sunnyside School six miles north of Marion visited The Gazette plant with their teacher Miss Ellyn McGowan and their parents on Wednesday afternoon. They watched newspaper preparation after a school year end picnic.
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Sunnyside School
Marion
Ellyn McGowan
Gazette
Reducing Taxes by Cutting Spending and Regulation
Opinion argues tax burden grows from excessive laws and regulatory bodies. It calls for spending reductions to ease government overhead and lower taxes.
Local Sea Scouts name new commodore in Cedar Rapids
Robert O. Bickel of 730 Wellington Street SE is appointed commodore of Sea Scouts in the Cedar Rapids area council. Scout Executive Harold N. West announced the decision on Wednesday. Sea Scout ship Kiwanis, led by skipper Harold N. Wies, is the council's only unit. Bickel will sit on the area council executive board and oversee advancement, awards, and Sea Scouting ideals, with Mark Anderson also serving on the board.
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Robert O. Bickel
Wellington Street
Sea Scouts
Cedar Rapids
Harold N. West
Harold N. Wies
Kiwantan
Kiwanis Club
Bickel
Sea Scouts of the Area
Area Council
Sea Scouting
Mark Anderson
The
Fear Tank Crash Kills Six At Oakley Building
City officials believe six people died when a 150 ton water tank atop the seven story Oakley building broke loose and crushed six floors of offices. Three bodies were recovered and three men remained missing. Seven others were injured as water flooded the structure and debris flew. Identified dead were Kenneth Healy and George M. Fischer. others unnamed. Missing were Frank M. Schieble Harry F. Vail and Edward Battersy.
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Chicago
Oakley
Kenneth Healy
George M. Fischer
Frank M. Schieble
Park Ridge
Ill
Harry F. Vail
Edward Battersy
House Group Urges Impeachment of Judge Woodward
The house Judiciary committee voted 15 to 5 to recommend impeaching Federal District Judge Charles E. Woodward of Chicago. The panel will likely decide Thursday on cases involving District Judges James H Wilkerson and Walter Lindley after reviewing Woodward’s entire record in office.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Charles E. Woodward
Chicago
James H Wilkerson
Walter Lindley
Hatton Sumpners
Woodward
Postpone Murder Trial At Ottumwa
Ottumwa AP The Joyce murder trial in Wapello county district court was continued from June 4 to the August term by Judge R W Smith on request of attorney Jo R Jaques for Lawrence Bud Joyce in the February 5 1932 murder of Edna Maude Shaw Joyce will be held in the Wapello county jail without bond pending the next term
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Ottumwa
Joyce
Wapello County
R. W. Smith
Jo R. Jaques
Lawrence
Bud
Blessed Event In Dance Talk Sparks Youthful Gossip
Two girls chatter about a dance night and a younger look. They mention new rimless glasses and Cushion-Lock lenses from Dr J C Landenberger optometrist at 309 311 First Avenue Cast, promising no charge for lens duplication if broken.
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S. G
Landenberger
J. C. Landenberger
First Avenue
Reynolds Trial Hearings Cite Victim Quotes On Shooting
Cincinnati AP James Meyers affirmed and then denied saying after I was shot I shot Phil as the jury weighs second degree murder charges in the case of Jack Reynolds wrestling champion and two others for the death of a 2 year old cafe owner. Witnesses describe alarm and tension before the fatal morning melee.
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Cincinnati
James Meyers
Phil
Jack Reynolds
Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
William Webbe
Meyers
Philip Citron
National Wrestling Association
Alice Martin Reynolds
David Polinsky
Polinsky
Catherine Kro
Dayton
Harry Schoo
Citron
Albert Pohlman
Roosevelt Book fuels Britain bestseller pace
London reports President Roosevelt's new book On Our Way drawing rapid public acclaim in England. Critics praise its breezy, hurried tempo and sense of the era it portrays, noting the work's brisk composition mirrors the harried times it describes.
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London
Roosevelt
England
Teader
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Miss Kendall
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Broeksmit
Mechanicsville
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Harry Jackson
Harold Nicoll
Donald Eichelberger
Ruby DeWald
Nellie Trump
Gladys Ferguson
Lois Hatcher
Leola Longerbeam
Alene Norris
Maxine Stoffel
Mary Puffer
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William Dallas
Pagie Wilson
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Harold Gibeaut
Roy Stoffel
Lucile Davidson
Dorothy Norris Morningstar
Lucille Smith
Amos Parrish
York
State Fish and Game Commission
Mill Creek State Park
First Avenue E
Hotel Roosevelt Building
Towa
Iowa News
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Colesbury
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Dyersville
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Joe Hagemann
Petersburg
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Worthington
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John F Gallagher
University Hospital
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Williamsburg
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Omaha
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Fayette County
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