Coe YW Cabinet Hosts Tea For Miss Frick Honor
Members of the Coe YW cabinet entertained Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 at Miss Margaret Sundberg home 545 Vernon Drive SE in compliment to Miss May Frick who recently traveled around the world. Frick spoke on her experiences and Dean Mary Bell presided at the tea. Nedra Arendts serves as social chairman with a long list of advisory board members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Y W. CA
Margaret Sundberg
Vernon Drive
May Frick
Coe Y. W
Miss Frick
Mary Bell
Nedra Arendts
P. W Jacobson
Robert C. Armstrong
S. G. Armstrong
Edward Ho «Bingham
Max Daelhiler
Harry M. Gage
A. L. Haldeman
C. T. Hickok
George Yuill
Edward I’. Winstow
Beland
Ethel Ryan
Leona Chadima Weds Leo J Trachta in St Ludmilla Nuptials
Miss Leona R Chadima daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles M Chadima wed Leo J Trachta son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Trachta at St Ludmilla Church in a high mass ceremony. Rev R Hruby officiated with Sister Mary Anna on organ. The reception followed at the South Side Commercial Club with about 150 guests and a wedding dance. The couple plans a farm home near Cedar Rapids after a June 1 return from a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona R Chadima
Charles M . Chadima
Leo J Trachta
Joseph Trachta
St. Ludmilla’s Church
R. Hruby
Mary Anna
Charlotte Trachta
O. B. Peal
Leonard Chadima
Or. Peal
Littl
Betty Ann Klimes
Elvin Shultz
Leslie Kral
Johanna Hill
South Side Commercial Club
Russes
Marnie Bina
Alice Bittnerossan Charipar
Rachel Clark
Iola Mentzer
Lillie Samuelson
Joseph R Kuth
Decotah
Marie Bina
Calmar
Mies LaVona Bohl
Virgil Ixolil
Town City
Alice Bittner
Vernon Bittner
Solon
Anton HL
Tomash
Anton, Jr
Prank Tomah
Leonid Fia Kiank Jr
Benul Kineca
Daunater Wale
Oxford
Mio
Groree Jschulz
Georg Yy
Walford
Bennie Novak
Utehell
Trachta
Ceaur Rapids
Mrs Denneheer Hosts Visitor from Chicago in Oakdale
Miss Gertrude Denneheer of 1245 Fire Avenue entertains Mrs Bella Knox Evans of Chicago. The visitors, linked to the First Presbyterian pastor, drive to Oakdale to visit Miss Mary Clark for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Denhneer
Fire Avenue
Bella Knox Evans
Chicago
Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Denne
Oakdale
Mary Clark
Community Party Honors Frank Voparil Family
A Monday evening gathering at Mrs Jue Novak's home celebrated Mr and Mrs Frank Voparil with Czechoslovakian themes. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Machacek, Mr and Mrs James Kolosh, Mr and Mrs John Pastor and their son, Mr and Mrs Joe Novak and family, and many others from Cesar Rayna and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Voparil
Jue Novak
Willewe
Czechoslovakia
John Machacek
James Kolosh Mio
John Pastor
Joe Now
Robert Pichi
Tom Kadlec
Iowa City
Moran announces Vera Moran to George Toft in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Elmer Moran announce the marriage of their daughter Vera to George N Toft of this city. The ceremony occurred Saturday at Grace Methodist Church in Waterloo with Rev Harvey Travis officiating. The couple will reside at 313 Fifteenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Moran
Thirty-second Street
Vera
George N Toft
Waterloo
Harvey ¢ Travis
Grace Methodist Church
Arthur Froft
Fifteenth Street
Miss Georgia Linter to Present Senior Speech Recital at Coe
Miss Georgia Linter of Coe College will deliver a senior speech recital Thursday at 8 in the Coe Little Theater. She will review The Bill of Divorcement by Clemence Dane and has acted in Pigs and The First Mrs Fraser while guiding the senior class play. She belongs to Chi Omega sorority Zeta Phi Eta dramatic sorority and College Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Linter
Coe College School of Speech
Coe Little Theater
Clemence Dane
Linter
Chi Omega Sorority
Zeta Phi Eta Dramatic Sorority
College Players
Mrs. Fraser
Crenevieve Tow
Stephens College
Columbia
Sigma Jota Chi Sorority
Chicago
Tow
Edgar Finkins
Fairfax
Ralph Hitchcock to Marjorie Snodgrass Engagement
The engagement of Miss Marjorie Snodgrass of Bellevue to Ralph Cyrus Hitchcock of Canton Ohio was announced in Pittsburgh by Mrs William Hamilton Snodgrass. Miss Snodgrass is a Carnegie Tech graduate and Bellevue high school teacher. Hitchcock, a 1925 Washington High School graduate and Carnegie Tech alumnus, works with Canton Engraving Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Snodgrass
Ralph Cyrus Hiitchcock
Canton
Ohio
Edwin T Hitchcock
Fourth Avenue SE
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Hamilton Snodgrass
Bellevue
Snodgrass
Margaret Morrison School
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Hitchcock
Washington High School
Carnegie Institute of Technolgy
Beta Theta Pi
Canton Engraving Company
Make This Model At Home Pattern Promotion
Anne Adams offers spring fashion patterns with simple cuts for warm weather outfits. The ad lists pattern 2649 sizes 6 to 14, monogram transfer option, and a Spring Fashion Book with 32 pages of Paris-inspired models for all ages. Prices: pattern 15c, catalog 15c, or catalog plus pattern 25c, mail to Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Little Sister
Address Gazette Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New York City
450 Attend 13th District Meeting of Eastern Star
About 450 persons attended the Thirteenth district meeting of the O E S in the Masonic temple with Cedar chapter No 184 as hostess. Visitors registered and a school of instruction opened at 10 am followed by luncheon for grand officers and representatives. The ritual work and district ceremonies featured Cedar Rapids and Marion officers with visits from grand matron Mrs Anna Blaylock of Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
Cedar
Jennie Mickel
Malta
Cedar Rapids
Earle £. Edwards
Marion
H D Mueller
Mount Vernon
Henry C Carbee
Springville
L. Winman
Shellsburg
Nora McKinnon
Bernice Diserens
Joan Bode
Vera Cullman
Ruth Watson
Robert McClaughry
Donald Lackey
Mayme Kroulik
Russell Davis
Fairfax
Mattie B. Hunt
Anna Sterner
Retta
Dorothy Anderson
West Branch
Julia Trosky
Norway
Mary Kendall
Irene Roberts
Williamsburg
Blanche Drake
Blairstown
Earle Edwards
Mrs. Watson
Anna Blaylock
Oxford Junction
Edith Godden
Stella Sandrock
Thirteenth
Anna Shramek
Ora White
Laura Rodgers
Marguerite Naibert Bess Huber
Nora MckKinnon
Edith Crodden
Grace Palmer
Beatrice Kitterman
Agnes Horak
Amanda Easton
Ada Torrence
Margaret MacDonald
Mabel Pollock
Elizabeth Watson
Cedar Chapter
Mary Kendall Worthy Qiatron
Manon
Elnora Bierkamp
Lila Palmer
Mintgnuente Natbert
Gay
Bernice Courtnight
Thiti- Hlody Tnustt
Misa Kathleen Porter
Shazel Chapsman
J Weeber
O. E van Doren
Blwlovk
Sandrock
Gladys McKinley
Nora Batley
Helen Thompson to Wed Theodore Anderson June 14
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Norman J Thompson of 1430 Fourth Avenue SE. Miss Helen A Thompson to wed Theodore Q Anderson of Cedar Rapids son of Mr and Mrs S A Anderson of Marshalltown. The wedding set for June 11 at St Johns Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J Thompson
Fourth Avenue
Helen A
Theodore Q Anderson
Cedar Rapids
S A Anderson
Marshall Mann
St Johns Episcopal Church
Miss Thompson
Washington Ingh
Roosevelt
Anderson
Stout Institute Menomonie
Wis
Roosevelt Junior Ingh
Railroads plan new wage cut under contract terms
Chicago AP report says unions may face another wage reduction on June 1 under current contracts. Up to twenty unions could be affected as railroads seek payroll reductions amid precarious finances. Railway labor officials expressed firm rejection of further cuts, while a western road executive urged action to restore deficits from recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Conference Committee of
A F Whitney
Railway Labor Executives Association
Cleveland
Winds And Storms Ravage Northwest Causing Deaths And Damage
Destructive winds killed five people and injured many as they tore through the northwest. A soaking rain near Crookston lifted farmer hopes for crops while winds smashed plate glass, ripped auto tops, and flooded basements along a sixty mile front from Brainerd to Walker with two inches of hail in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul
IUP
Crookston
Brainerd
Walker
New Speed Train To Be Designed On Revolutionary Lines
A radical experiment in American railroading will start within six months when Union Pacific receives the first streamlined motor driver train in the United States. The caterpillar like three jointed train reaches 110 mph, with sustained straightaway speed at 90 mph. Features include recessed headlights and bells, sealed windows, air conditioned ventilation, and a three car weight of about milts tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
United States
Appeasimite
Gambino Murder Tied to West Side Liquor War
Chicago police report Eddie Gambino was shot four times early Wednesday while seeking control of the west side liquor trade. Investigators link the 23 year old to a bid to imitate the Cenna gang now eclipsed by Al Capone as rivals claim two assailants killed him to preserve dwindling liquor business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eddie Gambino
West Side
West Grand Avenue
Gambino
Ino
Cenna
al Capone
Wemyss Armistice Signer Dies at 69 in France Villa
Admiral of the Fleet Rosslyn Fiskine Wester Wemyss first Baron of Wemyss who signed the armistice for England died at his villa in France on Wednesday. He was 69.
Couple Dead In Mystery Slaying
MAUSTON Wis tAP A man and woman are dead after an unsolved shooting Tuesday night at Elroy William Tyler a road contractor died Wednesday morning at a hospital Irene Lawrence a 34 year old widow was shot in the head and killed Police initially said Tyler killed Lawrence then shot himself but a head wound near Tyler s top suggests the shooter may have been the other way around or a third party could be involved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauston Wis
Elroy
William Tyler
Irene Lawrence
Pyiler
Mrs Lawrence
Japanese General in Jehol Reported Slain in Plane
A Japanese column chief Col Takayoshi Matsumuro was found dead in an airplane wreck near Weichang Jehol after a suspected Chinese bandit shoot down. The pilot’s body was recovered. In Peiping Chinese troops challenged Japanese authority as 600 reinforcements arrived at the legation guard. Nine Japanese bombers dropped leaflets over the city as shelling of surrounding areas resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Rengo
Chinchow
Manchuria
Takayoshi Matsumuro
Jehol
Weichang
Matsumura
Peiping
INS
Legation Guard
Tientsin
Nanking
Ho Ying-Ching
Peiong
Tungchow
Shunyi
North Wisconsin to lose milk market in Chicago
Ten northern Wisconsin dairy counties will be dropped from the Chicago milk inspection area effective June 30. The plan limits the inspection area to 200 miles, voiding permits for about 1,900 farmers. Dairies nearer Chicago likely will receive new permits to meet the Century of Progress demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Board of Health
Herman Bundesen
Bundesen
Swope Testifies Mitchell S Stock Loss Claim
Government witness Ger ard Swope testifies that Charles E Mitchell sold stock to Mrs Mitchell to record a loss for 1929 and later sought to shield National City Co from further loss by a stock claim. Swope, a director at National City Bank and Company, described a March directors meeting where Mitchell argued the firm should hold him harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Gerard Swope
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
National City Company
National City Bank and
Swope
National City Bank
Attempt to Kidnap Girl After Threats
In Joliet a man tried to abduct four year old Shirley Mae Calkins after death threats were left in blood smeared notes. The child awoke to a dark man entering the room and attempted abduction, the mother screamed, and the suspect fled. Police said telephone wires at the Calkins home were cut for the second time that week. A pane of glass was removed and a side door entered the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calkins
China Plans Immediate Probe to End Opium Production
In Geneva Victor Hoo, Chinese delegate, announced China will probe opium factories and curb poppy cultivation. He said Beijing intends to wipe out opium derivatives and then craft a comprehensive plan to suppress drug manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Opium Commission
League of Nations
Victor Hoo
China
Hoo
Thit
Coe Student Named to West Point
William Snouffer, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Snouffer of Cedar Rapids, earned an official appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He will report July 1 after visiting in Washington D C and Brooklyn and completing exams at Fort Sheridan. He is a Cow College sophomore active in student affairs with ROTC work and Eagle Scout status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snouffer
William D. Snouffer
Washington Avenue
United States Military Academy
West Point
Cyrenus Cole
Old Fifth District
Snouffer
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Cow College
Coe
R.O T.C
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Francis E. Nelson
Brooklyn
Wife Accuses Jelke of Beating Her in Divorce Case
Eugenia Woodward Jelke, former Alabama belle, testifies she endured many beatings from Jelke, a Newport New York Chicago millionaire, as both seek divorce. She claims he could hire dirt or witnesses and threaten infidelity accusations. Trial nears end with rebuttal to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Eugenia Woodward Jelke
Alabama
Jelke
New York
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Camps For Jobless Women Suggested By Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt proposes creating women work camps in government reforestation programs. She envisions women in nurseries raising seedlings for future forest planting and has urged Secretary Perkins to study feasible female employment in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Perkins
Max Baer Given 30 Days To Answer Divorce Suit
In Sacramento California Dorothy Dunbar Wells Baer seeks a divorce from heavyweight boxing figure Max Baer. Attorneys said a hearing date will be set once Baer files his answer within thirty days. Mrs Baer accuses cruelty and there is mention of an engagement to a Knight actress. Under California law neither Baer nor his wife may remarry for one year after the interlocutory decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
INS
Dorothy Dunbar Wells Baer
Max Baer
Baer
California
Roosevelt to Sign Blue Sky Bill Today
President Roosevelt was set to sign the federal blue sky bill guaranteeing investors full information about the securities they buy. The measure aims to curb fraud and ensure transparency in offerings across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Morgan and Company Stock Ties Stir Senate Hearings
The Morgan firm and its Philadelphia branch held deposits across fourteen banks and acted through thirty-two brokers while routing favored stock at $20 a share to friends. Witnesses described loans to National City Bank and a $12 million credit to Charles E. Mitchell as efforts to stabilize a demoralized market, with Whitney denying profit motives and stressing reserve protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drexel and Company
Morgan
van Sweringen
Morgan and Company
Whitney
James F. Byrnes
Dem
S. C
Roosevelt
Woodin
Secretary of Treasury
William Ewing
J. P. Morgan
Pecora
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
House of Morgan
Corn Exchange Bank
Mitchell
Morgan House Control Tie Sparks Banking Debate
In a tense exchange Whitney challenges a remark about House of Morgan potentially controlling National City Bank. He protests that they did not seek to seize influence and says they were trying to aid a difficult situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Morgan
National City Bank
Whitney
Prowler Hit When Officer Throws Pistol
Fort Worth police officer C E Eagle fired five times at a prowler but missed. In frustration he hurled his pistol which struck the prowler on the head and knocked him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
C. E. Eagle
Eagle
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Leona Chadima
Leo J. Trachta
Ron Voage
Vera Lyon
George N. Toft
Library of Congress
Ralph Hitchcock
Marjorie Snodgrass
Eastern Star
Helen Thompson
Miss Tow
Grundy Center
Ione Smyder
Cedar Falls
Mina Hansen
Laura Nielsen
Edison School
Nielsen
LeRoy A Meyer
Grands County
Reinbeck Gale
Town State ‘Teachers College
Meyer
P A Meyer
Welsburg
Town State Colege
Ames
Northwest
Wemyss
Matsumuro
Uaireut
Gorg Colls
Ena
Erencheil
Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
Dare
Mentha Pepsin
Pierce
McCoy
Ween
Dere
Coty
Lady Esther
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