Coe Y W Cabinet Hosts Honor Tea for Miss Frick
The first Coe Y W cabinet hosted a 3 to 5 tea at Miss Margaret Rundberg’s home to honor Miss May Frick who has just returned from a world cruise. Dean Mary Bell led the tea service as Miss Nedra Arendts chaired social activities, with advisory board members listed.
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Coe Y W CA
Margaret Rundberg
Vernon Drive
May Frick
Coe Y W
Miss Frick
Mary Bell
Nedra Arendts
P W Jacobson
Robert C. Armstrong
G Armstrong
Edward H Bingham
Max Daeehler
Harry M. Gage
AL. Haldeman
C. T. Hickok
George Yuill
Edward F Winslow
Bell
Ethel Ryan
Leona Chadima Weds Leo Trachta in St Ludmilla Nuptials
Miss Leona R Chadima, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Chadima, marries Leo J Trachta, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Trachta, in a high Mass at St Ludmilla church. Attendants include Miss Charlotte Trachta, Mrs O B Peal, Leonard Chadima, and Or Peal. reception for about 150 guests followed by a wedding dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona R Chadima
Charles MM G Chadima
Leo J Trachta
Joseph Trachta
St Ludmilla’s Church
R Hruby
Mary Anna
Charlotte Trachta
O. B Peal
Leonard Chadima
Or. Peal
Betty Ann Rhimes
Elvin Shultz
Leslie Kral
South Side Commercial Club
Mises Marie Bina
Alice Bittner
Rorinn Chanipar
Rachel Clark
Iola Mentzer
Lilie Samuelson
The-Town
Joseph Ro Kuhn
Decash
Mane Bina
Calmuarates
LaVona Kohl
Airgil Kol
Towa City
Veron
Repids
Marriage notices from a Waterloo area local paper
The notice lists many names in a long marriage announcement and social notices of families from Waterloo and nearby areas. It records Vera, daughter of the Vern and Mrs. Lorn, marrying George N Toft of this city. The ceremony was at Grace Methodist Church in Waterloo officiated by Rev Harvey C Travis with attendants Mr and Mrs Arthur Toft of Waterloo. They will reside at 313 Fifteenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
Johanna Hill
Ayder
Elmer M
Thirty-second Street
Vera
George N Toft
Waterloo
Harvey C .Travis
Grace Methodist Church
Arthur Toft
Fifteenth Street
Miss Georgia Linter to Present Senior Speech Recital at Coe
Miss Georgia Linter, senior in the Coe College School of Speech, will present a senior recital Thursday at the Coe Little Theater. Her program includes a review of the three act play The Bull of Divorcement and she is active in Chi Omega sorority and Zeta Phi Eta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Linter
Coe College School of Speech
Coe Little Theater
Linter
Chi Omera Sororits
Zeta Phi Eta Dramatic Sorority
Col'ece
Leidine
Hitchcock to Wed Miss Snodgrass of Bellevue
Engagement announced in Pittsburgh between Miss Marjorie Snodgrass of Bellevue and Ralph Cyrus Hitchcock of Canton Ohio. Miss Snodgrass, a Carnegie Tech graduate, teaches at Ingh school Bellevue. Hitchcock, a 1925 Washington High School alumnus and Carnegie Tech graduate, is with Canton Engraving Company.
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Marjory Snodgrass
Ralph Cyrus Hitchcock
Canton
Ohio
Edwin T Hitchcock
Fourth Avenue SE
Pittsburgh
Willam Hamilton Snodgrass
Bellevue
Snodgrass
Margaret Morrison
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Ingh
Hitchcock
Washington High School
Carnegie Institute of Technolgy
Beta Theta Pi
Canton Engraving Company
Make This Model At Home pattern notice
An ad announces Pattern 2649 for making weather dresses with up front back necks and pleated skirts. It offers monogram options and a Spring Fashion Book with Paris inspired models for all ages, plus prices for catalog and pattern sets from Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
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WY Ansel Adams PLC
Address Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New YorkCity
Eastern Star Thirteenth District Meeting Draws 450
About 450 persons attended the Thirteenth district meeting of the Eastern Star in the Masonic temple with Cedar Rapids chapter No 184 as hostess. The day featured a visitor registration lunch for grand officers and representatives followed by a formal opening and ritualistic work led by Cedar Rapids officers and district dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O E. S
Masonic Temple
Cedar Chapter
Jennie Mickel
Maria Cedar Rapidsworthy
Earle E. Edwards
Marion H D Mueller
Mount Vernon and
Henrys
Carbee
Springville
Edith Crodden
Cedar Cedar Rapids
J Fo Wager
Central City
Rose Sihlue
Blurstown
Winsta Lockhart Fairfax
Elsie Jordan Marion
Bess Griffith Marion
Sarah E Rife
Shelsbure
Marione Levsen
L Daisy Burd Lisbon
Alice Worthman
Oxford
Rena Holcomb
Clara Nehis
Malta
Cedar Rapids
Dewey Worthman
Bueta Bennett
Lisbon
Mesdames
Anna Shramek
Ora White
Laura Rodgers
Marguerite Norbert
Bess Huber
Nora McKinnon
Bernice Diserens
Grace Palmer Beetree Kitterman
Agnes Horak
Amanda Easton
Ada Torrence
Margaret MacDonald
Mabel Pollock
Elizabeth Watson
Robert McClaughts
Mary Kendall
Woilgs
Milrion
Elnora Beerkara
Lila Palmer
Mire Mortenenute Naibert
Ce- Clrchanter
Bernice
Gladys Mie
Nora Bailey
Helen Thompson to Wed June 14
Engagement notice for Helen A Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman J Thompson of Fourth Avenue SE to Theodore Q Anderson son of Mr and Mrs S A Anderson of Marshall Minnesota. Wedding planned June 14 at St Johns Episcopal Church. Miss Thompson graduate of Washington High School and a business college. engaged as a clerk at Roosevelt Junior High School. Mr Anderson graduate of Stout Institute Menomonie Wisconsin. instructor at Roosevelt Junior High.
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Mroane
Norman J. Thomp
Fourth Avenue
Helen
Oto
Theodore Q Anderson
Ceaar Rapids
S A Anderson
Marshall Minn
St Johns Epitecopal Church
Grundy Center
Ione Snider
Cedar Falls
Mina Hansen
Waterloo
Iss Lars Nielsen
Edison School
Nielset
LeRoy A Meyer
Grands Countiss
Reinbeck Gal
Town State
Teachers College
Meyer
P A Meyser
Wellsburg
Iowa State College
Ames
Miss Genevieve Tow Elected Secretary and Scribe
Miss Genevieve Tow of Stephens College Columbia Missouri has been chosen secretary of the senior class and grand worthy scribe of the Sigma Tau Chi sorority. She will attend the national convention in Chicago from June 30 to July 2.
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Genevieve Tow
Stephens College
Columbia
Sigma Tota Chi Sorority
Chicago
Tow
Edgar Fukins
Fairfix
Railroads plan new pay cut under contract terms
Chicago AP report says major railroads plan to ask union workers to accept another payroll reduction possible June 1 under current contract. More than twenty unions would be affected though no official confirmation was given. A Railway Labor Executives Association chair blamed unions for resisting cuts amid weak finances. An official of a western railroad noted the need to reduce payrolls to fix deficits from recent years.
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Chicago
Tap
Euch Acton
Conference Committee of
A F Whitney
Raihway Labor Executives Association
Cleveland
Winds And Storms Leave Deaths And Damage In Northwest
Destructive winds and storms across the northwest caused deaths and injuries, damaged buildings and utilities, and disrupted crops. A soaking rain near Crookston lifted farmers’ hopes as winds battered Brainerd to Walker with two inches of hail and widespread flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul
Crookston
Brainerd
Walker
New Revolutionary Speed Train Planned By Union Pacific
Union Pacific will receive the first dreamlined motor driven train within six months. The caterpillar like three jointed car unit aims for 110 miles per hour top speed and 90 miles per hour sustained on straightaways. Features include recessed lights bells and whistle devices, ventilated cabins, and air conditioning. The three car train weighs about the same as one Pullman sleeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
United States
Eddie Gambino Murder Blamed on Liquor Trade Fight
Chicago police say Eddie Gambino 23 was killed by four bullets in an early Wednesday ambush tied to a bid for control of west side liquor traffic. Detectives tie the murder to Gambino’s ambition to imitate the Genna gang era, as rivals seek to preserve their dwindling share of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eddie Gambino
West Side
West Grad Avenue
Pohice
Gambino
Genna
al Capone
Thal
Wemyss, Armistice signer, dies at 69 in France
Admiral of the Fleet Russian Fiskine Wester Wemyss the first Baron of Wemyss, who signed the armistice for England, died Wednesday at his villa in France where he had lived since the war. He was 69 years old.
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Cannel
France
Fiskine Wester Wemyss
Wemyss
Tengland
Couple Dead In Mystery Slaying At Elroy
A two person homicide in Elroy left Irene Lawrence 35 dead from a head wound and contractor William Tyler dying later at a hospital. Police suspect a dispute over finances preceded the shooting and consider a possible third party involvement as the wound on Tyler suggests the sequence may have been reversed.
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Amlauston Wis
Elroy
Japanese General in Jehol Reported Slain in Plane
A dispatch from Chinchow Manchuria says Col Takayoshi Matsumuro, head of Japan's special mission in Jehol, was found dead in a plane wreck near Weichang. Chinese bandits are believed to have shot down the aircraft, which left Jehol City Sunday. the pilot's body was recovered. The report also notes a separate Peiping confrontation as Chinese forces resisted Japanese demands and a troop buildup and leaflets over the city.
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TOKIO
Rengo
Chinchow
Manchuria
Takayoshi Matsumuro
Jehol
Weichang
Matsumura
Peiping
INSI
Legation Guard
Tientsin
Nanking
Ho Ying-Ching
Tungchow
Shunyi
North Wisconsin Milk Market Cut by Chicago Route
The Chicago milk inspection area will shrink after June 30 to a 200 mile radius. Ten northern Wisconsin dairy counties lose market permits affecting about 1,900 farmers as Chicago needs more milk for the Century of Progress. Dairies closer to Chicago may receive new permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Board of Health
Herman Bundesen
Bundesen
Swope Testifies Mitchell S Stock Loss Avoidance Claim
Government witness Ger ard Swope testifies that Charles E Mitchell sought to record a 1929 stock loss by selling to Mrs Mitchell and then filed a claim with National City company to avoid stock loss. Swope, a director at National City Bank and National City Company, recalls a March directors meeting where Mitchell spoke of holding him harmless.
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Swope
Mitchell
NEW York
Gerard Swope
Charles E Mitchell
National City Company
National City Bank
Attempt To Kidnap Girl After Threats
In Joliet AP report a kidnapper attempted to seize four year old Shirley Mae Calkins while she slept with her mother. The assailant, described as a large dark man, fled after the mother’s screams. Police found cut telephone wires and an entry pane damaged at the Calkins home.
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Calkins
China Pledges Opium Production Wipeout Plan
Victor Hoo, Chinese delegate, told the League of Nations opium commission in Geneva that China plans immediate inquiry into illicit factories to eradicate opium derivatives. He said a comprehensive plan will then suppress poppy cultivation and drug manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Opium Commission
League of Nations
Victor Hoo
China
Hoo
Mlicit
Coe Student Named to West Point Appointment
William Snouffer a Coe college sophomore and Eagle Scout received an official appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He will report July 1 after taking the West Point exam March 7 1933 at Fort Sheridan and after visiting Washington D C and Brooklyn with his family. He was nominated by Cyrenus Cole and leaves Cedar Rapids June 14 for the academy.
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William Snouffer
William D Snouffer
Washington Avenue
United States Military Academy
West Point
Cyrenus Cole
Old Fifth District
Snouffer
Fort Sheridan
Coe College
Coe
R.O T.C
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Francis E. Nelson
Brooklyn
Wife Accuses Jelke of Beating Her in Divorce Trial
Eugenia Woodward Jelke, a former Alabama belle, testified in Newport that Jelke beat her on multiple occasions and threatened to brand her with adultery charges in a divorce suit. Both spouses seek divorce as the trial nears its end. rebuttal testimony was expected after noon.
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Jelke
Newport
R. I
Eugenia Woodward Jelke
Alabama
Camps For Jobless Women Suggested By Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Frankin D Roosevelt proposes women join the government reforestation effort in nurseries rather than ax work. She asks Secretary Perkins to study establishing female work camps for destitute women alongside unemployed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin D Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Perkins
Baer Held 30 Days To Reply In Divorce Suit
In Sacramento California Dorothy Dunbar Wells Baer seeks divorce from boxing figure Max Baer. He has 30 days to file an answer. The case notes cruelty accusations and possible engagement to actress June Knight. California law bars remarriage for one year after interlocutory decree.
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Max Baer
Sacramento
Calif
INS
Dorothy Dunbar Wells Baer
Baer
June Knight
California
Roosevelt To Sign Blue Sky Bill Today
President Roosevelt was expected to sign the federal blue sky bill Wednesday, guaranteeing investors full information about the securities they buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
LLP
Morgan and Whitney Ties in Big Bank Debates
The article traces J P Morgan and Whitney links to the stock market with Morgan holding seats on major exchanges and aiding friends by buying millions in stock. It notes a 1929 3 5 million share issue of the Alleghany holding that Morgan and company bought into and details a $12 million loan to National City Bank linked to Charles E Mitchell amid the 1929 crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drexel and Company
Morgan
Van_ Sweringen
Morgan and Company
Whitney
James F. Byrnes
Dem
S. C
Roosevelt
Woodin
Treasury
William Ewing
Panama
American Car and Foundry Company
Pecora
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
House of Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Corn Exchange Bank
Mitchell
Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
Morgan House May Take Control of National City Bank
Whitney protests the claim as he defends actions to aid a difficult situation, saying they did not seek to seize control but aimed to help. The dialogue centers on authority and responsibility surrounding the bank and potential influence by Morgan house.
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House of Morgan
National City Bank
Whitney
Police officer’s pistol knocks prowler unconscious
Fort Worth Texas police report Policeman C E Eagle fired five times at a prowler but missed. In anger he threw his pistol which struck the prowler on the head, rendering him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
C. E. Eagle
Eagle
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