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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1937

Page

9

Brass Button Study club honors Civil War veterans at luncheon

Thirty five members and guests of the Brass Button Study club of the Daughters of Union Veterans met at Mrs. Dora Jeffries home in Cedar Rapids area for a Tuesday luncheon. The event honored Comrade Henry Zimmerman and Comrade Erastus Smith on their ninety fifth birthdays. Gifts were given to Zimmerman and Smith’s family accepted on his behalf by his daughter Mrs. John Heaton. Civil War era songs and readings highlighted the program with remarks on Iowa Grand Army of the Republic post charter date. Additional stories traced veterans’ Civil War days and local town memories.

Brass Button Study Club Daughters of Union Veterans Dora Jeffries C Avenue Henry Zimmerman Cedar Rapids Erastus Smith Central City Zimmerman Smith John Heaton Frank Kouba, Jr Klemme Norman Scott Margaret Sangster Adah Toogood Frank Kirkpatrick Grand Army of the Republic Iowa Post No. 1 Davenport M. H. Morse Wyoming W. J. Pentz Eugene Allen

Netepen Camp Fire Breakfast at Ellis Park

The Netepen Camp Fire group sponsored by the Van Buren P T A held a breakfast Saturday morning at Ellis Park. Those present included Mrs P H Brown guardian Mary Berger Joyce Carlyle Jean Beuteher Evelyn Mrstik Dora Mae Gaskill Mr and Mrs J A Gaskill and their son Joe Jr and Mary and Betty Brown. After breakfast the girls hiked with Mrs Gaskill.

Netepen van Buren P. T. A Ellis Park P. H. Brown Guardian Mary Berger Joyce Carlyle Jean Beuteher Evelyn Mrstik Dora Mae Gaskill J. A Gaskill Joe, Jr Mary Betty Brown Gaskill

Bridge Luncheon Honors Florence Campbell Before California

Mrs J A Hanus hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge luncheon at 3015 E Avenue NE honoring her sister Miss Florence Campbell who is leaving for California. Prizes were won by Mrs E L Ferguson Mrs W C Culver and Mrs W W Wall. Miss Campbell received a gift.

J. A. Hanus E Avenue NE Bridge Florence Campbell California E. L. Ferguson W. C. Culver W. W. Wall Campbell

Chi Omega Mothers Club Sets Friday Meeting

Members plan a 2 p.m. Friday gathering in sorority rooms with officer elections followed by tea and a social hour. Hostesses include Mrs. C. V. Lehman, Mrs. S. G. Courtney, and Mrs. V. E. Hampton.

Chi Omega Mothers’ Club C. V. Lehman S. G. Courtney V. E. Hampton

Home Rebekah Staff Club Hosts May Breakfast at Ellis Park

The Home Rebekah Staff club held its annual May breakfast Sunday at the river pavilion in Ellis park with twenty members present. Following the breakfast the group were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, 2600 B avenue NE, at a luncheon.

Rebekah River Pavilion Ellis Park George Baker B Avenue NE

Sigma Beta Sigma Phi chapter meets at Montrose hotel

The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a meeting at the Montrose hotel on Wednesday at 7 45 p m. The gathering seeks members and details of upcoming activities.

Beta Sigma Phi Sigma Chapter Montrose Hotel

Ark-Ettes Set Meeting at Miss Risk’s Home

The Ark-Ettes plan a Wednesday gathering at 7 20 p m at the residence of Miss Lucille Risk located at 1238 Ellis boulevard NW.

Ark-Ettes Lucille Risk Ellis Boulevard NW

Cedar Rapids Chosen For 1938 Bakers Convention

The Iowa Bakers convention closes with reelecting officers and Cedar Rapids as 1938 convention city. Officers: President Paul Neubauer Oelwein Vice President Ted Walma Iowa City Treasurer C O Schweickhardt Burlington Secretary George F Brems Cedar Rapids. Executive board includes Paul Coleson Ed Haglund H Rundquist H C Simmons and E F Weaver.

Davenport Oficers Cedar Rapids Iowa Bakers Paul Neubauer Oelwein Ted Walma Iowa City C. O. Schweickhardt Burlington George F. Brems The Association and Allied Trades Paul Coleson Fairfield Ed Haglund H. Rundquist H. C. Simmons E.F. Weaver Des Moines Allied Trades Organization

Cedar Rapids Loop Parking Idea Shows Early Progress

The parking facilities committee of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce reports early gains in solving the loop parking problem. Traffic Sgt Gordon Hughes says 111 of 325 petitions have been returned with 550 signatures urging voluntary 60 minute zone restrictions 9 am to 5 pm.

Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Gordon Hughes Sergt. Hughes

Cedar Rapids Firm Granted Extension on Linn County Roads

The Concrete Materials company of Cedar Rapids received a thirty day extension to finish five Linn county road projects due to soggy conditions. Contracts were awarded December 3 with a May 17 completion date, now pushed back to accommodate hauling and surfacing work delayed by wet roads.

Concrete Materials Company of Cedar Rapids Linn County Board of Supervisors

Social Security Reports Due By May 31

Social security tax reports for April must be filed in the office of the collector of internal revenue at the federal building on or before May 31 to avoid penalty, local collectors announced Wednesday.

Collector of Internal Revenue Federal

Marion News High School Events Promote Seniors

Marion News reports a student day at Lincoln school with Richard Ferreter delivering caps and gowns to Mary Ellen Granger. The program featured a burlesque style show and the essay prize by LaVernon Backer. Commencement is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Methodist church.

Lincoln School Richard Ferreter Mary Ellen Granger Charles Hagerman LaVernon Backer Allen McKean Cedar Rapids John Granger Gaylord Ward Alta Farley Arlene Quass Edward Hanna Mary H. Sloss Dorothy Wayne John Stewart Robert Kennedy Methodist Church Edward T. Gough G. L. Lyman Rose L. Wilcox John Scholte Nollen Grinnell College C. B. Vernon A. A Schenken Board of Education Delbert J. Pugh H. O. Allen

Priest to Protest Enlistment of Brother in Spain

A Jesuit priest in Des Moines plans to file a federal complaint over alleged illegal enlistment methods used to send his brother Paul to Spain. He said Paul, 26, was recruited in Minneapolis and sent to New York and France before escaping to Paris. The priest will seek government aid to return his brother to the United States.

Des Moines Spain Ambrose Burke Loretto Coleridge Burke Omaha United States Paul Minneapolis New York France Paris Father Burke St. Francis College

Engagement of Pauline Brenneman to Vernon Gilmore

Mrs. Harry Blackford of Marion announces the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Pauline to Vernon F. Gilmore of Moline Ill. The wedding is set for June 12 at an undisclosed location.

Brenneman Marion Mary Brenneman Will Knox Sigourney Harry Blackford Pauline Vernon F. Gilmore Moline Ill

American communist claims military training for voyage to loyalist Spain

Paul Burke arrived aboard the Georgic with thirty Americans claiming training at a New York state camp before sailing to France en route to Spain. He said recruits were technicians and electricians, recruited via a Minneapolis ad, with passports tickets and money provided.

Paris Paul Burke New York State France Spain Burke Georgic Minneapolis American Society Communist Party Nebraska New York

Courthouse to Close Early in Summer Months

Linn county supervisors vote to close the courthouse at 4 30 p m during June July and August with Monday to Friday hours 8 a m to 4 30 p m and Saturday 8 a m to noon Lunch breaks for courthouse staff shortened from one hour to thirty minutes during the period

Linn County

Three Draw Police Court Fines For Speed

Two motorists and a cyclist were fined ten dollars and costs in police court on speeding charges. Roy Heerner of 460 Ninth Avenue SW and Leo Schillig of route 1 Cedar Rapids faced fines, along with cyclist Emil Stieger of 1124 Ellis Boulevard NW. Andy J. Jennings paid ten dollars plus two times one dollar costs for dual parking violations. Robert Elliott of Dysart received two dollars plus costs for failing to stop at an arterial highway. Bob Merveaux paid one dollar and costs for parking near a hotel entrance with fine suspended on costs. Virginia Sigmund and E R B Bryson paid one dollar and costs for parking violations.

Roy Heerner Ninth Avenue Leo Schillig Cedar Rapids Emil Stieger Ellis Boulevard Andy J. Jennings Tenth Street Jennings Robert Elliott Dysart Bob Merveaux Magnus Hotel Virginia Sigmund Fourth Avenue SE E. R B. Bryson Bever Avenue

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