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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
4
The Cedar Rapids Country Club schedules a Thursday Memorial Day family night dinner-dance with out of town members joining in. Reservations for no-host dinners before the dance are noted as the social committee led by Mrs. E. H. Wadsworth plans the event.
Dr and Mrs W W Campbell of Lick Observatory Mount Hamilton California will depart Tuesday afternoon for California following a brief visit with Mrs George B Douglas at Brucemare.
Mr and Mrs Clarence O Lynn of Tacoma Washington left Sunday afternoon for Chicago after a brief visit in the home of Mr and Mrs on G Bryan at 530 Sixth street East.
Miss Kathleen Murdock the daughter of Mrs. Dr Murdock hosts a miscellaneous shower at her mother's home 1508 E avenue NE to announce her engagement to William Anderson son of Mr and Mrs F J Anderson. Attendees include Mesdames Ballon Zier Barker Sample Andrews Harris Kosner Gray Farrell Floetchinger Bishop Putnam Nievas Anderson Ochiltree Whiting Armstrong and Misses Bishop Mertins Arlene Mertins Nievas.
Miss Roberta Nemec daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Nemec of 441 Ninth Ave SE and Lumir Kaplan son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kaplan of 59 Sixteenth Ave SW were married Saturday morning at 1 o'clock by Rev William Kent at the Little Brown church near Nashua. Attendants were Miss Marguerite Shaner and Eugene Minor of Cedar Rapids. The bride wore white satin and tulle with a valley and white lilies corsage. Miss Shaner wore pastel pink satin. Mr and Mrs Kaplan are Grant high school graduates. Mrs Kaplan previously worked for Armstrong Clothing. Mt Kaplan is manager of the White Rose service station on Fifteenth Ave SW. The couple resides at 1022 Eighth Street NW.
In a forthcoming ceremony at 721 Fouvenue, Wis UW A Ceiflette B27 Sibmenue SWooare announces the engagement of their daughter Poulite to Paul V Hays of Chaturs Tass. The wedding will be held at a later date.
Miss Winifred Murray daughter of Dr and Mrs F G Murray of 1829 B Avenue NE was elected president of the Mozart club junior music organization for the coming year.
Mrs Burkhalter hosted a tea at 233 Sinclair Avenue SE to honor Mrs Rall and Lieutenant Rall visiting from Panama. Guests included Delta Delta Delta sorority members and patronesses, with Mrs C Ward Macy pouring and Mrs James Turnbull and Miss Patrica Burkhalter assisting. The Ralls, guests of Lt Rall’s parents, plan to move to Fort Benning Georgia soon.
Mr and Mrs A T Pleune of 1756 First Avenue East return from a ten day motor trip to San Antonio Texas where Mr Pleune attended the Kiwanis International convention.
Hazleton baseball team edged Iowa State Hospital 3 0 as Glenn Nicholson hurled a five hit shutout. Hazleton scored two runs in the second inning and one in the eighth on three hits in each frame. D Morris caught for Hazleton. Nick Nations and Don Weart played for Independence. Weart doubled in the second for the hospital’s lone extra base hit. Paul Coltman was unable to play due to an arm injury and may miss Coggan game next Sunday.
The Camp Good Health Fund has passed the $500 mark to fund the Public Health Nursing association camp for 109 physically handicapped children. The fund covers weekly operating costs, nutrition, and medical needs as the children stay at Camp Good Health through the summer. contributions support milk, fruit, vegetables, and cod liver oil as part of the health program. Funeral services for Glenn Martin were held with Masonic rites in Lamont.
Mrs Frances Carrell of Keokuk was elected president of the Iowa state chapter of the P E O Sisterhood at the annual convention in Des Moines Saturday. She previously served as first vice president during the past year.
The article describes popular hat straws including smooth baku bali bund and toyos, noting their weight, adaptability, and dramatic flair for various styles. It highlights cellophane straw for wide weave options and mentions onion-skin straw for large hats and casual wear. It also references panamas and cotton evening smooth straw fashions.
The Richberg appeal calls for maintaining codes of fair competition while awaiting federal decisions. It warns that the court invalidates code enforcement, urges employer cooperation to uphold labor standards, and seeks to prevent unfair practices amid economic recovery efforts.
In Canton Ohio an armed clash during a Berger Manufacturing strike injures 25 people, 15 of them children. Gunfire and tear gas erupt as an armored car exits the plant yard and fires into a crowd. children shelter in a restaurant basement amid the chaos.
In the Eastern Iowa Amateur League Epworth and Peosta set records as four top games unfolded. Worthington remained atop the standings after a 5 0 win over Colesburg while Epworth beat Bankston 1 0 Farley edged Peosta 3 2 and Dyersville beat Pleasant Grove 7 6. Jack Besler’s spectacular fielding and Gilson’s one hit paced Epworth and Worthington respectively. Milton Grave homered in the ninth for Dyersville to seal a 7 6 victory.
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