Coe Homecomers Host Dinner Parties After Game
Alumni savor postgame meals hosted by Coe sororities and fraternities. Kappa Delta at Elms Tea Room. Chi Omega spreads in sorority rooms. Beta Phi Alpha at Feta Belrey. Delta Delta Delta at Delta Judge. Alpha Gamma Delta at Virginia Vane home. Pleiades at Virginia Murray home. Phi Alpha Pi at Montrose Hotel. Chi Beta Phi at fraternity house. Sigma Phi Delta at Y M C A. Tat Kappa Epsilon at fraternity house. Alpha Delta Alpha at Killian’s. Delta Phi Epsilon at Hotel Roosevelt. An all college Homecoming dance occurs at Shrine Temple 8 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe-Carleton
Coe
Kappa Delta Sorority
Elms
Betty Runkle
Chi Omega Sorority
First Avenue E
Lois McBroom
Margaret Cardie
Katherine Kerber
Beta Phi Alpha
Feta Belfrey
Second Avenue SE
Helen Ogburn
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Delta
Third Avenue SE
Ann Smith
Lucretia Lille
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Virginia Vane
Grande Avenue SE
Nedra Arendts
Pleiades Society
Virginia Murray
Marion
Phi Alpha Pi
Montrose Hotel
Chi Beta Phi
Sigma Phi Delta
Y.M. C
Tat Kappa Epsilon
Alpha Delta Alpha
Killian's
Delta Phi Epsilon
Hotel Roosevelt
Shrine Temple
Mrs A W Doubrasky Honored On Birthday Party
A W Doubrasky invited friends to a dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club Thursday evening to honor her birthday. Eighteen attended the social courtesy event at 2385 Blake Bottle Yard SE with guests praising Mrs Doubrasky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Doubrasky
Blake Bottleyard
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Burmeister and Coder To Visit In Anamosa This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Lester Burmeister of Chicago and Miss Gwendolyn Coder will visit Mrs Ramsey and her husband at 1733 Second Avenue SE spending the weekend. They will attend Coe College homecoming activities and Miss Coder will visit relatives in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Burmeister
Chicago
Gwendolyn Coder
Burmeister
J H. Ramsey
Second Avenue SE
Coe College
Miss Coder
Mrs. Ramsey
Anamosa
Miss Irene Klinger Heads to Madison Homecoming
Miss Irene Klinger of 541 Knollwood Drive SE will join friends in Davenport for a trip to Madison Wisconsin to spend the homecoming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Klinger
Knollwood Drive
Davenport
Madison
Wis
Mrs Kirkpatrick Hosts Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mrs Burnett
Mrs W A Kirkpatrick entertained a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Stanley Burnett of Charles City on Wednesday evening. The guest list includes Mrs Burnett Miss Jessie Strang Miss Garnet Hedin Miss Mildred Ostrander Miss Ruth Davidson Miss Marie Mc Amm Mrs J W Shrader Mrs Don Davis Mrs James McKnight Mrs Innes Maloney and Mrs Forest Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kirkpatrick
EE Avenue
Stanley Burnett
Charles City
Fern Wingert
Burnett
Jessie Strang
Garnet Hedin
Mildred Ostrander
Ruth Davidson
Marie McAmm
J. W. Shrader
Don Davis
James McKnight
Innes Maloney
Forest Allen
Fifth Birthday Celebrated for Bob Barta at Home
Mrs Adolph Barta hosted a Thursday afternoon party at 217 Sixth Street NE for her son Bob on his fifth birthday. Guests included Georgia McLaughlin Mary Ellen Rushek Frances McLaughlin John Schreckengast Norma Schrecken fast Bobby Barta Mrs Raymond Barger Mrs William Melaughlin Mrs Ben Schreckengast and Mrs Barta. a pink white birthday cake topped with five candies accompanied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Barta
Sixth Street
Bobby
Georgia McLaughlin
Mary Ellen Rushek
Frances McLaughlin
John Schreckengast
Norma Schreckenfast
Bobby Barta
Raymond Barger
William MeLughlin
Ben Schreckengast
Barta
Jolly Neighbors Hold Card Party at Mrs Scott Home
The Jolly Neighbors club met Thursday at 1001 Thirty-second Street NE. Prizes in cards went to Mrs A W Van Vieck and Mrs Harvey O Connor. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Van Vieck at 704 Thirty-second Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Neighbors Club
Lester Scott
Thirty-second Street
A W. van Vieck
Harvey O'Connor
van Vieck
Local Women To Attend State A A U W Meeting In Des Moines
Mrs W Foster state treasurer of the American Association of University Women Mrs Dwight Krumnholtz Cedar Rapids branch president and Miss Joanna Hagey former branch president and current program chairman will travel to Des Moines Saturday for the annual fall executive board meeting and to aid in plans for the year Miss Esther L Cooper Iowa State College associate English professor will address Iowa branches at a luncheon at the Hotel Kirkwood on The International Federation of University Women Personalities Problems and Pleasures Cooper attended the Edinburgh conference July 27 to Aug 4 following a three weeks session at Oxford University as a US alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . Foster
American Association of University Women
Dwight Krumnholtz
Cedar Rapids
Joanna Hagey
Des Moines
Esther L. Cooper
Iowa State College
Iowa
Kirkwood
International Federation of University Women
Washington Bi-centennial program at Cultus club
The Cultus club entertained by Mrs. C Reynolds at 1726 Park Ave SE observed the Washington Bi-centennial. Mrs. E B Kearns read a commemorative resolution, Mrs. George Rugh described memorials to Washington, and Mrs. J D Kennedy spoke on Washington the Farmer and the Business Man. Newspapers from Washington's era were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
C . Reynolds
Park Avenue SE
Washington
E. B. Kearns
George Rugh
J. D. Kennedy
Reversible Fronts Pattern 2456 for Frocks and Catalog
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department offers Pattern 2456 with reversible fronts and cane sleeves in rage fan fashion for sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 44. Includes step by step instructions and requires specific yardage for fabric and binding. Also promotes Anne Adams Pattern Catalogue fall-winter edition with new house frocks lingerie and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
J. J. Shepard Wins Grand Prize In Bridge Tourney
J J Shepard wins the grand prize in a bridge tournament reported with mentions of a prize value and related events. The fragmented obituary style notes show street names and institutional references, indicating a local page with multiple notices and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Shepard
Miss Ida Boettcher Reports 185 Garments For Needlework Guild
Miss Ida Boettcher a director in Section 14 of the Needlework Guild reports 185 garments collected this fall to aid the guild. Her directorate includes Ula Coykendall Helen Bailey Mrs Helen Falcon DeVere Patterson Lucille Scheilman Florence Holley Sam Giovannazzi John W Miller and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Boettcher
Needlework Guild
Maude Carpenter
Miss Boettcher
Ula Coykendall
Helen Bailey
Helen Falcon
DeVere Patterson
Lucille Scheilman
Florence Holley
Sam Giovannazzi
John W Miller
Mildred Davis
E. Burmeister
C C Treadwell
F Churchill
Joe B Miller
J T. Raftery
Marvin E. Ilten
Gerald Malloy
M. E B. Carter
J. N. Klekar
W. S. Campbell
Anthony Andrie
C. C. Brammer
Richard Hahn
John Olson
R. A. Holmgren
Wendell Elfstrom
Joe Nemecek
Cora O’brien
Nelle C. Brady
Ellan Horn
Bess Royster
Lois Melton
Annette Whelan
Helen Silvers
Charles T. Reynolds
H. A. Fitzsimmons
Horace Rassey
Ed Upson
Reggie Watters
Mathilda Green
Dorothy Shriver
John Priban
A Kopecky
Robert Stencil
Robert C. Armstrong
Addison J Ramsey
L. Toeller
Susie Toeller
Political Rights Talk At East Side WCTU Meeting
Mrs Olive Johnson spoke on political rights at the East Side W C T U meeting held at Miss Helen's home 1547 B avenue NE on Tuesday. She urged voters to study candidates before polling day November 8 and to count their votes at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Johnson
East Side
Helen
B Avenue NE
Tuesay
Johnson
L. L. Riley
D C Manville
Riley
Walter Hathaway
Tillie Knouf
World Court
Belle Delzeil
Piano Recital At Mrs Twogood's Home Studio
Mrs Lorin Twogood presents half of her music class in a piano recital at her home studio on Saturday at 2:30 PM. The program includes Sue Taylor Warren Pugh Nadine Mitralsky Leonard Koch Dorothy Cook Beth Check Ellen Johnson Margaret Ann Twogood and Mary Louise Petrak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Twogood
Sue Taylor
Warren Pugh
Nadine Mitralsky
Leonard Koch
Dorothy Cook
Beth Check
Ellen Johnson
Margaret Ann Twogood
Mary Louise Petrak
Alumni Chi Beta Phi Hold Luncheon At YMCA
Basil Waddington presided as alumni met for a lunch at the YMCA chapel. Thomas Pirrac outlined the fraternity program and homecoming plans and invited members to the homecoming dinner Saturday at 6 pm at the fraternity house. Luncheon meetings occur on the last Wednesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Beta Phi
YMCA
Basil Waddington
Thomas Pirrac
Fraternits
Mr Holbrook Speaks at Ames Club Meeting
Royal Holbrook of the extension department at Iowa State College addressed the Ames group on Iowa at the restar meetg. The gathering Wednesday at Mrs Fo Shefter’s home 326 Third Avenue SW included comments and items of interest about the states of the Union. Refreshments were served by Mrs Shefter and her sisters Misses Rebecca and Syl-Vins Rackard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hobrook
Extension Department
Towa
Ames
Iowa
Fo Shefter
Third Avenue
Shefter
Rebecca
Syl- Vins Rackard
Hostess to Club Members Demonstrates Card Night
Mass Jessie Shaw acted as hostess to club members and their guests on Thursday evening at the Hore Roosevelt. Twelve members of the club met biweekly for an entertaining card gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Shaw
Rib
Hore
Roosevelt
CCT Auxiliary Warns of Saturday Meeting at Hotel Montrose
The CCT auxiliary invites Malta chapter Na 430 FOS Rib members to its regular business meeting at 7 30 pm Saturday in the Crystal ballroom Hotel Montrose. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCT
Montrose Crystal Ballroom
Malta
Matas Art Ca
Moemora
Seri Ve
P T A Meeting Focuses Health Play and Book Review
The Buchanan P T A met Wednesday for an oath and business session. Mrs Bummel opened with a health theme and a play Keep Well and Clean staged by the VA. A review of books and a discussion of monthly activities followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Bummel
Howe Ts
A Klom
Thyeres
Ayrars
Martha Marquis Circle Honors Mes Staten Rally
A local Martha Marquis Circle event honors Mes Staten Rally participants. The program includes chants and readings as members praise dedication and community service amid a gathering at an inter parish venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marquis Cirele
Mes
Staten Rall
Local notices list residents and names in scattered handwriting
Fragmented OCR lists multiple residents including Katherine Claassen Barbara Sits Martha Lou Smith Barsary Harmer Kathleen McPart aunt Diane Marshall Johnny Me Partland Frances Allen and Marilon Ann Williams as present at a home event with scattered details wrong words and unclear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maree
Var Withams Cole Limited
Hse Meyer Averie
Katherine Claassen
Batra Sits
Mairtha Lou Smith
Barsary Harmer
Kathleen McPart
Diane Marshall
Johnny Me
Partland
Frances Allen
Mari-lon Ann Willaims
Birthday Gathering for Harold Clark on 1016 Avenue NW
Harold Clark celebrated his birthday Wednesday evening with a surprise gathering of friends. Attendees included Harriet Crowell Everett Williams Emma Jane Stang Nath an Estes Iene Frasinger LaVonne Scollon Geraldine Lefebvre S Forrest Leonard Spillane Woodrow Morrison Rita Spillane Rowena Lodestein Emeline Morrow Jerry Lodestein and Mr and Mrs Richard Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clark
1016
Avenue NW
Harriet Crowell
Everett Williams
Emma Jane Stang
Nathan Estes
Iene Frasinger
LaVonne Scollon
Geraldine Lefebvre
Fairfax
S. Forrest
Leonard Spillane
Woodrow Morrison
Rita Spillane
Rowena Lodestein
Emeline Morrow
Jerry Lodestein
Richard Cook
Thimbliers Honor Esther McDowell Birthday at Wachal Home
Members of the Thimbliers club gathered Wednesday evening at 1808 Mallory street SW to honor Mrs. Esther McDowell. The event featured sewing and a guest list including Mrs. Ruth Kalista Mrs. Maybelle Kersten Mrs. Anna Wach al Miss Blanche Drahos Miss Le nore Kloubec Mrs. Blanche Bean Mrs. Fannie Wachal Mrs. Libbie Janko Mrs. Walter Wachal and Miss Edna Wach al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimbliers Club
Esther McDowell
Anna Wachal
Mallory Street
Ruth Kalista
Maybelle Kersten
Blanche Drahos
Lenore Kloubec
Blanche Bean
Fannie Wachal
Libbie Janko
Walter Wachal
Edna Wachal
Midboro Club Luncheon At Mrs Atherton Home
The Midboro club met at Mrs Ralph Atherton home 615 Thirty-fourth street NE for a Thursday luncheon. Prizes for cards went to Mrs O L Brokaw and Mrs F W Spencer. The next meeting is set for December 1 with Mrs Brokaw hosting at 3107 E Avenue NE, a Christmas party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
Ralph Atherton
Thirty-fourth Street
O. L. Brokaw
F. W. Spencer
Brokaw
E Avenue
Apples and Dumplings Plan From Cheap Apples
Nancy Page contemplates a frugal meal as she selects greenings from the apple bin. She decides to make dumplings with a pastry crust to stretch scarce funds and provide a filling dish. The prep of apples remains the same whether crust is pastry or baking powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Peter
Apple Dumplings From Nancy's Desserts Menu
Nancy describes making pastries with regular and baking powder crusts to wrap whole apples, adding sugar butter raisins orange peel and spices. Dumplings bake 45 minutes in a pan and are basted with butter and sugar then served hot with top milk and nutmeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Plaza Bake Shop Featured in City Briefs and Ads
City briefs note Plaza Bake Shop advertisements and claims of a large bakery sale. Firefighters extinguished a grass fire near Milwaukee tracks between Ninth and Tenth avenues. A man from Manchester, Niles K. Prowse, paid $10 and costs for speeding in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Tracks
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Niles K. Prowse
Manchester
Services at Covington Church Schedule North of Cedar Rapids
Services will be held at Covington church five miles northwest of Cedar Rapids on the first and third Sunday evenings each month. The first service will be held Sunday evening. Special music is planned for each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Church
Cedar Rapids
Thanksgiving party bulletins from city playground office
A limited number of bulletins with games and entertainment for Thanksgiving parties are available at the city playground department office. Mrs. Clare Nichols, assistant superintendent of recreation, announced Friday. Groups may contact the playground office at city hall for these materials or planning assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Playground Department
Clare Nichols
City Hall
October Receipts and Expenditures for City Civil Court
The civil division of the superior court report shows October receipts totaling 29.48 with a balance on hand of 50. Police receipts for October reached 772.30, of which 589 came from police court fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Cedar Rapids Hiking Club Hosts Walking Marathon
Orville Klug Weldon Klug and Dan Oakley each ran ten laps to tie for first in the Cedar Rapids Hiking club walking marathon held Thursday night at Frontier park half mile track. About 30 attended a wiener roast afterward with Plaza Bake Shop promoting Better Made bakery products at 217 South Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Klug
Weldon Klug
Dan Oakley
Cedar Rapids
Plaza Bake Shop
South Second St
YMCA leader Roy Sorenson to address Cedar Rapids staff and boys
Roy Sorenson of Chicago affiliated with the Y M C A national council will address Cedar Rapids Y M C A staff and boys work committees on November 21. He will speak at 8 30 a m to the staff and join a 6 o'clock dinner session with the Y Boys work committee and executive council of the Boys Welfare council to discuss findings of the fourth North American assembly of Y M C A workers with boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sorenson
Chicago
Y. M. C. A. National Council
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Movie Operator Files Bankruptcy Petition
John Zuber, a Cedar Rapids motion picture operator, files for bankruptcy in federal court. His schedules list debts of 2089 and assets of 6162 including 5000 in life insurance. Blanche L Faris of New Providence also petitions bankruptcy with 9950 in debts and no assets beyond personal clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zuber
Cedar Rapids
Blanche L. Faris
New Providence
Harry D. Faris
Revenue Agents Honor Drakeford At Omaha Banquet
H E Like and A J Kopecky field agents with headquarters in Cedar Rapids and Mrs Kopecky returned Thursday from Omaha where they attended a banquet honoring James J Drakeford revenue agent in charge of the Omaha division which includes Iowa and Nebraska. The dinner at the Blackstone hotel on November 2 celebrated his thirtieth anniversary in government service. One hundred and one agents and their wives were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Like
A. J. Kopecky
Internal Revenue Department
Cedar Rapids
Stanford Freshmen Raid Roble Hall Sparking Discipline
Three dozen pajama clad Stanford freshmen stormed Roble hall, smashing windows and furniture during a six year first raid, prompting university officials to pursue disciplinary action for those trapped after about half an hour of chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
UDP
Stanford University
Roble Hall
Murphy Attacks Tariff Plan at rally with Democratic stance
The speech criticizes high tariffs and urges a competitive tariff to balance domestic and foreign goods. Murphy argues for limited protection, reciprocity with other nations, and direct exchange for American goods to boost farmer purchasing power and industry. Hutchinson presided as Linn County Democrats supported candidates with Legion music opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Iowa
Blaine
Farm Board
United States
Walter R. Hutchinson
Linn County
Democratic
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Riverside Pioneer Dies At Age 95
Riverside Augest Laney 95 pioneer farmer died at home from infirmities of age. Born in France he came to the United States in 1856 and lived in New Orleans before Riverside. He married Mary Boresky in 1870. she died in 1922. Surviving seven children and funeral set for 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Marys church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Riverside
August Laney
France
New Orleans
Mary Boresky
Laney
Frank
Walla Walla
Wash
West
John
Iowa City
Joe
Albert
Julia Thomann
Oakland
Calif
Katheryn Thomann
Mary
St. Mary’s Church
Welfare League elects officers and pledges garden aid
Independence Welfare League at its annual meeting elected officers led by President Mrs Kate Breidenbach and approved a resolution urging Buchanan county supervisors to provide garden plots to aid families. The plan links future eligibility for aid to families producing their own vegetables for next winter. Officers include first vice chair Mrs G A Emry second vice chair Mrs R Z Wallace secretary treasurer Mrs Tom Kenneally assistant Miss Laura Holzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare League
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
Leeds
Kate Breidenbach
Strange Money From Cards And Tea In Ancient Lands
A historical note outlines Canadian use of card money from 1685 to 1750 cutting playing cards into four pieces each signed as promises to pay. It mentions early China parchment money around 2100 years ago and tea money in Mongolia and Tibet. It also describes spirit money in China burned to ward off demons, noting not all Chinese share that belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
de Meulle
France
China
Mongolia
Tibet
Cedar Rapids Leads October Employment Gains in Iowa
Iowa industries show a 1.2 percent October rise from September with Cedar Rapids posting the largest gain at 49 percent. Bureau chief A L Urick notes August activity sparked the upswing, continuing through October as most sectors add workers and overall hiring strengthens into 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
A. L. Urick
State Bureau of Labor
Cedar Rapids
Urick
Four Miners Hurt In Dust Explosion Near Kirkville
Four miners from Pella were injured in a dust explosion at the John Liter mine near Kirkville. John Liter, his son Elmer, and Jennings Palmquist and Case Van Arkel suffered injuries. the Liters were less hurt and sent home after first aid, while Palmquist and Van Arkel received emergency care and were taken to a hospital. The explosion occurred as workers drilled during a night shift to extend a mine section when a powder charge backfired igniting dust in a mine corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Pella
John Liter
Kirkville
Jennings Palmquist
Case van Arkel
Liter
Elmer
County Republicans to hold Saturday campaign events
Independence Suchan county Republican group finishes campaign Saturday evening with a Young Republican league dinner at Legion hall. A rally follows at the high school auditorium featuring Dr. Carl E. Haterius from national headquarters and Tom Dyer of Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Suchanan County
Republican Organization
Workers of the Young Republican League
Legion Hall
Carl E. Haterius
National
Tom Dyer
Oelwein
Surprise Leaflet Offers Riddles and Tricks for Readers
Tomorrow A Little Saturday Talk lists twenty four riddles five magic tricks and seven puzzles in the Surprise Leaflet. Readers can obtain it by sending a letter to Uncle Ray care of this newspaper with a stamped return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Iowa Junior Law Club Arguments Set For Nov 17
Judge H. C. Ring will sit on the bench for the University of Iowa law school's Junior Law club arguments on the evening of November 17. The event features student theoretical cases judged by district court judges with winners advancing to argue before the supreme court next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Junior Law Club
Judge Ring
H. C. Ring
District Court
Mason Ladd
University of Iowa Law School
Supreme Court
Verdict for defendant in $15,000 auto collision suit
The court directed a verdict for Marvin Logan Thursday in the $15,000 damage suit filed by Mrs. Ethel M. Goodlove as administratrix of Wallace Harold Goodlove's estate. The decedent died after an automobile crash three miles south of Central City on December 21. He was struck while moving from a side road onto the pavement and dragged eighty feet by Logan's northbound coupe, dying at a Cedar Rapids hospital hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ethel M. Goodlove
Wallace Harold Goodlove
Central City
Marvin Logan
Logan
Harry M. Logan
Milo Township
Goodrove
Cedar Rapids
William J Grunewald Democratic Candidate for Justice of the Peace
William J Grunewald runs as a Democratic candidate for Justice of the Peace and promotes himself as promoter and chairman of more than 1100 emergency gardens saving over 25000 dollars in food for Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Cedar Rapids
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Jolly Neighbors
Oxfords
BON Ton Shoe Shop
J. L Woerderhoff
Mer
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A.A.U.W. Board
Adan
Anne Anams
Shepard
Charliv
Taniagrrenty
Daltua Orb
Aves
Sangean
Catia
Servites
Sinius Nufrataur
Lusienes
Mrs. Johnson
Chit Beta Phi
Almnis
MR. Holbrook
Clyr
Clubs
P.T. A. Meetings
Moray Tt
Biky “Pone
Jnapebers
Entlain Wits
Ian Annes
BALA
ASAE
ANN Willems Sas
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Copsrisht
Stark
E. D. Sheehan
Kansas City
Rock Island
Ladies
Congregation Beth Jacob
Sunshine Mission and
Tyler School
South Second Street
Haegg Construction Company
Second Avenue Bridge
Burch Avenue NW
City Plan Commission
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Covington
Omaha
Stanford
Riverside Pioneer
Uncle Ray’s
Election Party
Hutchinson
Montrose Hotel Bldg
William J. Grunewald
Drew Arch Best
Snyder
Second Avenue
Helms
12Th St. S.E
Mack
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