Brucenore Guests Honored At Social Affairs
Mrs George J Jaeger Jr and Mr and Mrs William Vail of Lake Forest Wisconsin visit Brucemore and stay with Mrs George B Douglas through the week. They attend the community theater production The Bad Man at Crescent Street home and join hosted dinners in their honor at Brucemore and 22 Crescent Street.
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George J Jacget, Jr
William Vail
Lake Forest
Jackers
George B Douglas
Brucemore
Cvctae Mio
Robert Calda
Davis
Dipnet
Dear Home
Crescent Street
Heter
Jaeger
Vath
Mio
Howard Hall
Crescent Street SF
Mondey
Douglas
Brucemorg
Pleas of P E O Chapters Held Meetings
Two PEO chapters held Monday gatherings at members homes with reports on constitution by laws and musical programs. Chapter DE discussed the state by laws. attendees included Mrs I Frathseon and Mrs WR Rinderknecht. Local guests from EF FOO GOMG HI CL BE and others attended. thirty-seven members and three guests were listed with music by Virginia Paul and selections by Schumann and Eastwood Lane.
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I Frathseon
Mis
Rinderknecht
Fifth Avenue
Geneva Helde- Fann
Joerdt
Jo North
Ars
Walter Rowles
Oniwa
Viarain R Selden
FOO
Leon Ao Meyer
Wgom
Nushinomi
Fo J Peters
Chapter
Robert
Bickel
Wellington Street
Virginia Paul
Remanze
Schumann
Eastwood Lane
Mabel Barger
Spirit Lake
S C Rice
Oelwein
M . Rowland
Iowa City
George R Liddle
Agnes Rosce
Meyer
Italian Ethiopian War Topic Of Study
A study on the Italian Ethiopian War outlines key figures and events, referencing multiple places and dates. The fragment notes names, places, and archival terms, indicating a scholarly collection or teaching context.
White Cross Society Sets December 28 Charity Ball Date
The White Cross Society fixed December 28 for its charity ball to be held in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Mrs Harrison and Mrs Spangler chaired committees as hostesses at the meeting, with Mrs Eugene M. Pinney and Mrs Ethel Pinnes Ristedt among those involved in planning. Seven weekends remain before the event.
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White Cross Society
Christos Howdoss
White Cross
Montrose
Stewall
Eugene ME Pinney
Ridgeway
Pinney
Ethel Pinnes Ristedt
Spangler
Women’s Clubs Meet at Coggon in Linn County
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club will send seventeen members to the Linn County Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Coggon on Wednesday. They will depart Wednesday morning and return after the closing session Wednesday afternoon. Speakers include Mrs Frat e Gete and Mrs M B De- Woe M WOON.
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Cedar Rapids
S R Honktmas
J P Mills
H G Hetserman
F. K. Carey
W. Ro Foor
Austin N Palmer
Fw, Damour
FC Kellogg
I. E Jackson
Wo Mulson
Coa Novotny
Mi Sorman
Mildred WineDanel
Mas Don Stuckes
Frat E
Gete
Mars Booth
Ana Herbertot
Crar
Demented killer Of Woman Found Insane
Fragmented OCR text discusses a demented killer and an insane person with scattered phrases. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to confirm specifics. The readable parts imply a crime and mental state but lack concrete facts for a solid summary.
Miami Seeks Cash To Pay Storm Costs
Miami appeals for immediate funds to cover post storm repairs and relief. City officials, state agencies, and federal representatives seek aid as damage reports show thousands affected, with Red Cross pledging emergency funds and a disaster relief drive planned. Coast guard crews rescue several missing and endangered towed vessels and crews as hurricane warnings persist near Key West and the Gulf.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Dade County
Mondas
D H Fasser
JP Newell
Dave Sholtz
Aegiatent
Vivien Collins
Henry Hansa Ffra
Conrad van Hsning
Mark Vaibeon
Representatve Wilcox
Washington
Red Cross
W . Randil Becker
Dade Disaster Relief Finance Committee
Don Putnam
Bob Ford
Arthur Drake
Casper Heft Jr
Deblois
William K. Vanderbils
Alva
Coast Guard
W. L Clemmer
Elizabeth
Miami Beach
Jacksonville
Key West
East Gulf
Lousiana
Kes West
Gulf
Grant township justice filled by appointment
On application of thirty nine voters of Grant township the Linn county board of supervisors appointed J J Wilson of Walker as justice of the peace for Grant township to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J F Sherbon.
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Grant
Grant Township
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Tues- Aw
J J Wilson
Walker
Oc Sherbon
Runaway Freight Races 65 M. P. H. Down Mountainside
A Denver and Salt Lake railroad freight train reached 65 miles an hour on a mountain descent near Rollinsville Colorado. The 43 car string jumped the track and sixteen heavily loaded coal cars wrecked. Five crew members escaped before the wreck. Engineer Clarence Chris of Denver was at the throttle. Officials have not yet determined the cause of the runaway.
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Rollinsville
Colo
Denver and
Salt Lake
Clarence Chris
Denver
East Portal
Refuses To Dissolve Temporary Injunction Against Dental Law
District Judge Lou Ladd denied the state's plea to dissolve a temporary injunction sought by J G Craven against enforcing a new Iowa law limiting dental advertising. He said ruling on constitutionality would await a hearing to make the injunction permanent, while arguments over remedies and enforcement continued.
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Des Moines
Lou Ladd
J G Craven
Ladd
Carl Burkman
Chauncey
Weaver
Craven
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Health
Ethiopia to be run by aged, women and boys
Addis Ababa dispatch reports Emperor Haile Selassie orders all able men to join the army, placing governance in the hands of senile elders, young boys, and women. The force will exceed 12,000 under Interior Minister Ded Jasmatch Gabi Mariam, former Harar governor, as front lines open.
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Addis Ababa
INS
Haile Seelassic
Ded- Jasmatch Gabi Mariam
Harar
Dorothy Lee Happy In Her Marriage and Divorce Philosophy
HOLLYWOOD UP Dorothy Lee back in Hollywood after obtaining a Reno decree from Marshall Duffield wants marriage to be simple. The 24 year old actress who has been married and divorced three times says if you love a man you should marry him and if you do not get along you should divorce him. She asserts she is very happy with her view.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Lee
Marshall Duffield
Grid
How To Write Letters For All Occasions
A reader is urged to write letters to friends and half known contacts to cheer a hospitalized friend named Jack. The piece promotes a Home Institute booklist titled How To Write Letters For All Occasions, offering guidance on invitations replies notes and business letters. It highlights etiquette and tone tips and ends with a coupon to order.
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Home Institute
How to Write Letters for All Occasions No 27
Instructional note urging readers to print their name and address clearly on letters. Reiterates need to include street city and state for proper delivery.
Haile Selassie Not Solomon Descendant Says Archaeologist
Chicago AP report notes archaeologist Dr. Allen Howard Godbey told local ministers that Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is not descended from the Queen of Sheba or King Solomon and lacks Hebrew blood in his lineage. He cites Ethiopian tradition as later myth.
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Chicago
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Sheba
Solomon
Allen Howard Godbey
Selassie
Two Local Women Hurt In Collision
Mrs Donald Jones of 1102 Fif teenth avenue SE and Mrs Vernon Townsend of 829 Tenth street SW sustained gashes on their chins and facial bruises after a collision reported at 2:55 PM.
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Donald Jones
Fifteenth Avenue
Vernon Townsend
Tenth Street
Townsends Involved In City Street Collision
Tuesday afternoon a car driven by Mrs Townsend collided with a coal truck at Eighth Street and Sixth Avenue SE. Both were treated at Mercy Hospital at 3 05 p m and were not believed seriously injured.
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Townsend
Eighth Street
Sixth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Wanted To Hibernate In Jail But Winds Up Sweeping Streets
In Cherokee Albert Able after a quarrel told his family he was going to the pen yet he worked on the city streets by day and slept in the jail at night. He threw a rock through a grocery window, found the city marshal who called the mayor who sentenced him to the streets gang. He said he wanted a term in the county jail. Grenoble, France saw a rain of thousands of green frogs.
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Cherokee (Ap
Albert Able
Able
Roosevelt Sees Himself As Issue In 1936 Election
Hyde Park, N Y AP President Roosevelt will face a different campaign in 1936 with himself as the central issue. He plans to run on his record, notes a changed economic outlook with more jobs, and awaits a Republican nominee while avoiding public campaign statements. He joked about possibly not serving as President Ten.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
State Assembly
Congress
Two Kansas Sisters And Three Men Die In Car Crash
In Eldorado Kansas a car carrying two Eureka sisters and three men collided with a 2500 gallon gasoline tank truck after swerving to avoid a cow. Flaming fuel and wreckage formed a funeral pyre as the five Kansans died. the gasoline did not explode.
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Kansas
Eldorado, Kan
Eureka
Kan
Demented Man Sparks Wild Train Run in Baltimore
A man boarded a Western Maryland locomotive at Hillen station, slugged the engineer, and opened the throttle. The engine plus six empty cars jumped the track, crashed into a shed, and required eight railway workers and ten officers to subdue him at the police station.
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Baltimore
Hillen
Western Maryland Railroad
Wife of hospital head ends life in Chicago home
Despondent over illness, Mrs Geraldine Wordell, 48, wife of Dr Charles Wordell director of St Luke’s Hospital, shot herself Tuesday at home. Two of her three daughters, Geraldine and Dorothy, heard the shot and found the body.
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Chicago
Geraldine Wordell
Charles Wordell
St. Luke's Hospital
Geraldine
Dorothy
Strikes Match To Find Gas Leak Wrecks Store
Newton Kansas AP James Fortner lit a match in Henry Walters leather goods store on Tuesday seeking a small gas leak. He discovered a large leak. The explosion wrecked the store injured Fortner Walters Harry Lewis a harness maker and Gus Regier a farmer and blew heavy plate glass across Main Street. Walters estimated the loss at 3000 dollars.
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Newton
Kan
James Fortner
Henry
Walters
Fortner
Harry Lewis
Gus Regier
Tama High Defeats Montezuma 13 To 0
Special to The Gazette Tama high football team defeated Montezuma on the Tama field in an Iowa Cedar league game. It was Tama's first victory in two years. Fox, Tama fullback, scored the first touchdown on a line plunge after a Montezuma fumble at kick off. Fox added a second score in the final period and converted the extra point after Smith recovered a Montezuma fumble. Tama reached the Montezuma 5 yard line twice more but did not score again. Montezuma never threatened beyond Tama's 30 yard line. D Fox Hagge and Smith starred for Tama.
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Gazette
TAMA
Tama High
Montezuma
Fox
Smith
D. Fox
Hagge
Newton Youth Given 15 Years For Assault
Harold Myers a Newton youth pleaded guilty to assaulting a 15 year old girl in Oskaloosa and was sentenced to fifteen years in prison He changed his plea after a jury was selected to try him.
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Oskaloosa (Ap
Harold Myers
Newton
Oskaloosa
Norah A Gott Yarn Shop Christmas Gift Ideas
Norah A Gott Yarn Shop promotes knitted garments for Christmas gifts. Topics include Angel Crepe and Shetland floss yarns, free instruction with purchase, hand crocheted or knitted ties, Chimayo bags on a loom, and matching linen handkerchiefs with wool felt motifs. Compacts and handkerchiefs priced.
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