Election Night Parties Planned Across Homes and Clubs
Dozens gather for election night events as polls close. Hosts include Mr and Mrs C R Chandler and Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms at 624 Nineteenth Street SE and 2300 Grande Avenue SE, plus gatherings at the Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs G C Wheeler and others. Activities include dinners, bridge, dancing, and live returns announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Chandler
Nineteenth Street SE
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue SE
Chandler
G. C. Wheeler
Country Club
Frances
Florence Mac Wolfe
First Avenue
Helen Funk Henry
Bever Avenue
Donna Hersh
William Seaton
Ralph Bachman
Clay Phillips
Harvey M. Coats
Math Southwick
John W. Berry, Jr
Club
Anniversary gathering honors Holets at Fairtax
Neighbors and friends hosted a picnic dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. B F Holets of Fairtax celebrating their twenty sixth wedding anniversary. Hostesses were Mrs Crowell and Miss Maxine Holets. A gift was presented by Mr Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Holets
Fair‘tax
Crowell
Maxine ‘Holets
Eerge Lockhart
Irene
George Robert
Tom Lockhart
William Lockhart
Robert Lockhart
Y. Crowell
Ernest
Forest Primrose
Dorine
Frankets
Kenneth Matthews
Ald Holets
Fairfax
Ll. E. Taylor
Beth Jacob Ladies Aid helps celebrate Neuberger anniversary
The Ladies Aid society of Congregation Beth Jacob joined in marking the fifth wedding anniversary of Rabbi and Mrs. Adam Neuberger on Sunday and presented a gift to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Congregation Beth Jacob
Adam Neuberger
Neubergers
Duffy Re elected State Secretary of Daughters of Isabella
Mrs Frances Duffy of Cedar Rapids was re elected state secretary of the Daughters of Isabella at the annual state meeting held Sunday in Davenport attended by about 400 Cedar Rapids women. National regent Mrs Minerva Boyd of Chicago also attended along with other officers and trustees. The next convention will be in Burlington in November 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Mary McLaughlin
Fourth Avenue SE
T. V. Hoagland
Lincoln Heights
Thomas
John McLaughlin
Daughters of Isabella
Frances Duffy
Cedar Rapids
Minerva Boyd
Chicago
Mary Phelan
Fort Madison
Frances Trainer
Dorothy Dettmer
Vincent Menke
West Point
Madeline Dehner
Burlington
C. A. Schenk
Keokuk
Mir Clara Jamison
Mount Pleasan
Anne Adams Pattern Catalogue Offers New Fall Styles
Fall and winter Anne Adams Pattern Catalogue announces 32 pages of fashionable patterns for large figures juniors and kids plus lingerie and gift ideas. Patterns 104 715 and 2468 priced at 15 cents each or 45 cents for all three. catalogue and patterns together 25 cents. Mail orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Women’s club hears on jobless relief work in Cedar Rapids
Charles D. Manson and Frances Prescott outlined last winter’s relief program and the planned effort for the coming season. They cited 3,950 unemployed men and 1,050 women at the peak, with current lists at 1,300 men and 500 women, and showcased 9,689 garments made by unemployed women for those in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Charles D. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Frances Prescott
McKinley Junior High School
Cedar’ Rapids
Woman’s’ Club
Hotel
Montrose
Manson
Covington Ladies Aid Plans Interior Paint for Church
The Covington Ladies Aid society met at the church to discuss church upkeep and voted to buy paint and varnish for interior work at the next meeting. Attendees included Edna Maudsley Luella Taylor Bessie Bemer Merle Bemer C W Burton and Mae Chehak with plans for a miscellaneous shower for Mae Chehak and Stanley Kolda. Bunco was played with prizes going to Rita Mauget and R J Blahnik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Ladies Aid Society
Edna Maudsley
Luella Taylor
Bessie Bemer
Marz
Merle-Bemer
C. W. Burton
C Avenue NW
Mae Chehak
Stanley Kolda
Bunco
Rita Mauget
R. J. Blahnik
Tanda Camp Fire Elects Officers at Monthly Meeting
The Tanda Camp Fire group held its monthly meeting Friday. Newly elected officers include President Alice McCreary, Vice President Betty Markham, Secretary Rose Marie Salasek, Treasurer Marietta Bixby, and Scribe Audrey Cristy. Retiring president Rose Marie Salasek presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanda
Alice McCreary
Betty Markham
Rose Marie Salasek
Marietta Bixby
Audrey Cristy
McManes Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary in Vinton
Mr and Mrs E S McManes of Vinton road NE marked their twentieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner and social. A number of old friends and neighbors attended and presented a gift. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A B Curtis and Betty, Mr and Mrs Walter Musker, Mr and Mrs Bela Smith, Mrs Sadie Ainsworth, Warren and Helen, Mr and Mrs Bruce Lindsay and Irma Lindsay. Halmond and Helen McNames were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. McManes
Vinton Road
A. B. Curtis
Betty
Walter Musker
Bela Smith
Sadie Ainsworth
Warren
Helen
Bruce Lindsay
Irma Lindsay
Halmond
Helen McNames
Women Labor groups plan meetings and luncheon
The Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 8 pm in Labor temple. El Kahir unit of the Shriners auxiliary will meet Thursday at 1 pm for a picnic luncheon at 2009 Mount Vernon Ave SE. members to bring jelly and sewing to meet quotas. Cedar Rapids lodge No. 278 A O U W meets Wednesday at 8 pm in Moose hall with grand lodge officers Fred Walton Paul Temple and Mr Ferne speaking. large attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Labor Bureau
Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17
Labor Temple
el Kshir
el Kahir
Women’s Auxiliary
Shriner’s Hospital For
Charlies Bode
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Lodge No
Moose Hall
Fred Walton
Paul Temple
Mr. Ferne
Grand Lodge of the Order
A A A W Dinner Honors Emmy Beckman in Cedar Rapids
Miss Emmy Beckman of Hamburg Germany will be honored at a 6 p.m. dinner at the Elms tea room before her 8 p.m. address to the Cedar Rapids branch of the American Association of University Women at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Her topic is The Position and Work of German Women Today. Officers and committee chairmen of the A A U W will attend the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Beckman
Hamburg
Germany
Elms Tea Room
Cedar Rapids
American Association of University Women
The
Elms
Miss Beckman
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Beckman
Arthur Barlow
Mary Bell
George Bird
Harold Brownlee
Arthur Bye
Harry Cutler
C. 8. Foster
W. J. Foster
Grace Glass
Joanna Hagey
Gene Harrison
Dwight Krumholtz
Elfie Magnusson
Jennie Post
Evelyn Zerzanek
Little Gallery Director Heads to Arts Conference
Edward B. Rowan, director of the Little Gallery, left Tuesday afternoon for Providence to speak on "Community Fine Arts" at Brown University during a three day Fine Arts conference. He will then travel to New York for business and Washington, D. C., for talks with American Federation of Art officials before returning in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Rowan
Little Gallery
Providence
R. I
Brown University
New York
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Art
Metal craft classes begin at Little Gallery with Mrs Davis
The Little Gallery opens its metal crafts series with sessions Tuesday at 7 30 pm and Wednesday at 10 am. Mrs Barbara Warren Davis will direct and prospective members may contact the gallery later this week or next for enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gallery
Clases
Barbara Warren Davis
Fens
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Daughters of Isabella Meeting
The regular meeting will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the French room of the Hotel Montrose. Officers for the coming year will be installed and must meet at 7 p.m. to plan the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle, Daughters of Isabella
Montrose
Mr and Mrs Ward Return Home After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Perry Ward left for Pekin Illinois after a weekend visit with Mrs Ward’s sister Mrs Ann Boles at 320 Seventeenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Perry Ward
Pekin
Mrs Ward
Ann Boles
Seventeenth Street
Local Gathering Lists Guests and Attendees
A note lists Leroy Babcock at 521 Ninth Street hosting a group of guests including Julia Sampson Helen Kunz Marie Ronean Grace Svee Grace Atkins Nadine Rod skier Nadine Troyak Pearl Blood Mildred Shelton Frances Schmatt Carl Steele William Mineck Virgil Woodford Edward Rodskier Walter seeks Wilburn King and Ray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Babcock
Ninth Street
Urda
Ently Roup
Svea Ree Y
Saghboamts
Ani Wirtindeg
Julia Sampson
Helen Kunz
Marie Ronean
Grace Svee
Grace Atkins
Nadine Rodskier
Nadine Troyak
Pearl Blood
Mildred Shelton
Frances Schmatt
Carl Steele
William Mineck
Virgil Woodford
Edward Rodskier
Walter Seeks
Wilburn King
Ray
East Side W C T U Lunch Eon At Home For Aged Women
Mrs. George E. Hiland leads the menu for the East Side W C T U luncheon at the Home for Aged Women at noon November 15. Members should call Mrs. Hiland for dish and dishware instructions, each bringing her own dishes and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hiland
East Side
Home For
Hiland
Church Circles Meet This Week With Local Hosts
St Margaret s Circle of the Immaculate Conception church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs Jane Hofford of 710 Sixteenth Street East. Winners Class of the Second Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs George W Parks 1754 D Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Circle
Second Christian Church
George W. Parks
D Avenue NE
Postponed Aid Society Meeting at Bethany Church
The Aid Society of Bethany Congregational Church postpones its Wednesday gathering until further notice with no rescheduled date announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of Bethany Congregational Church
First Reformed Aid Meet at Mrs. Anderson’s Home
The Ladies Aid society of the First Reformed church will meet Wednesday at 2 pm at 420 Ninth Avenue SW. The Ladies Industrial society of the Sinclair Memorial church will meet Wednesday at the home of John Griggs, 925 Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Reformed Church
C. H. Anderson
Ninth Avenue SW
Ladies Industrial
Ladies Industrial Society of the
Sinclair Memorial Church
Ae John Griggs
Ninth Street
John Huss Ladies Aid Meeting Announcement
The John Huss Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. C. L. Grumbine at 293 Thirty-fourth Street SE Thursday at 2 p.m. All women are asked to meet at the parsonage at 1 30 promptly to ride in automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huss
C. L. Grumbine
Thirty-fourth Street
English Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Notice
English Lutheran Ladies Aid and St Johns Guild announce meetings this Thursday afternoon. The English group convenes at 2 30 p m in the church parlor with hostesses Mesdames J L Berger G H Scholl man Andy Nelson and R E LeMont the latter the chairman. St Johns Guild will meet at 2 30 p m at 1428 Fifth Avenue SE with Mrs Forest P Ralston hosting and Mrs H E Ralston assisting. The sessions open at 2 30 p m instead of 10 a m as previously planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
English Lutheran Church
J. L. Berger
G. H. Schollman
Andy Nelson
R E. le Mont
St. John's Guild
St.John’s Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Forest P. Ralston
Fifth Avenue SE
H. E. Ralston
Loyal Ladies Class Meeting at First Reformed Church
The Loyal Ladies class of First Reformed church meets Thursday at 424 Ninth avenue SW. Mrs. Milton Tucker hosts with Mrs. Mary Niemeier assisting. It is an all day gathering with a picnic luncheon at noon. Members should bring Needlework Guild garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Milton Tucker
Ninth Avenue
Mary Niemeier
Improving Bowling Delivery by Al Demaree
A 1932 bowling leaflet advises using a moderate hook for first balls and a faster straight ball for spares. It stresses the importance of ball angle, aiming from 8 to 10 inches from the right gutter, and concentrating on spares to secure wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Demaree
Addrean al Demaree
Pioneer Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Cedar Rapids residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stodola mark 60 years of marriage with a surprise reception at their home 928 F Avenue NW. They wed November 5 1872 in Czechoslovakia and have lived in Cedar Rapids since 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Stodola
F Avenue NW
Stodola
St. Katerina
Czechoslovakia
Borove
Bremen
Germany
United States
Joe
Frank
John Janu
Adolph
Rumsey
Calif
John Hac
Vincent Stodola
Frank Stodola
John Stodola
Chine Stodola
Charlies Stodola
Adolph Stodola
Cal
Charles and
Marie Blazek
Joseph Mitvalsky
Charles
Bobby Schillig
Dorothy Mae Womacka
Anna Lesinger
Leo Stodola
Bess Marsoui
J. J. Mitvalsky
Charles Bilazek
Frank Barvinek
Ralph Schillig
Milo Womacka
Joseph Janu
Luzerne
Chapter HJ Hears of Educational Fund
Twenty seven members of Chapter HJ of P E O met in Donald R Lynch home to hear a program on the E O educational fund aiding loan holders to complete college education. Mrs Arthur Deamer presided and a centerpiece featured fall fruits vegetables and orange tapers. Mrs Hamilton Morse was the assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
E. O. Educational Fund
Wean al “Ake
Arthur Deamer
Hamilton
Morse
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Meeting at 1:30 PM Wednesday
Mercy hospital auxiliary will meet at the hospital at 1 30 p m Wednesday for sewing. A board meeting will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Real Estate Transfers and Joint Tenancy Notes
Real estate transfers list Frank L. Buser and wf to Gilbert and Mary Lechky as joint tenants with survivor rights. Additional entries include a deed to Mrs Cors. McAchran, a Cedar Rapids shift deed, and parcels in Greenlawn, Memorial Park Cemetery, plus Hatch and Brookman Co to Jessie F. Dresser. Amounts range from $1 to $7,277.19 with dates in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Buser
Gilbert
Mary Lechky
Cors. McAchran
Greenlawn
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Linn County
Edward Phelps
Ella C. Krall
Houx
Cedar Rapids
Hatch and Brookman Co
Jessie F. Dresser
East Highland
Schwab Believes Worst Time Behind In Steel Chief View
Bethlehem Steel chairman Charles M. Schwab, returning from Europe aboard the Rex, says the worst of the low mood is over though optimism in the US has been overdone. He foresees gradual recovery, expects his firm to top boom-era output, and supports tariffs, cut in government costs, transport regulation, and the Reconstruction Finance Corp as a top policy. He notes Belgium ships steel to the US and cites supply and demand as fundamental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Europe
United States
Schwab
England
Lord Melchett
Belgium
America
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Momentous Question of Mrs Dolly Gann Status At Stake
Washington AP reports a large field of women candidates and voters in an election that could shape the social status of Mrs Dolly Gann. Her status as Vice President Curtis official hostess hinges on the Tuesday results and the looming return of Hoover and Curtis. With Roosevelt Garner ticket, Mrs Garner could become the new vice presidential hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Furman
Washington
Dolly Gann
State Department
Curtis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N
Garner
Sore
Ettle Garner
Alabama Town Solid For Roosevelt In Election
MARTIN STATION Alabama AP This small town reported Alabama's first complete box in Tuesday's election with all seven votes cast for the Democratic nominees Roosevelt and Garner. Martin Station lies in Dallas County about 12 miles from Selma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Station
Ala
Alabama
Roosevelt
Garner
Dallas County
Selma
Lane fined for illegal transportation of intoxicating liquors
Frank Lane of 2086 Avenue NW was fined 200 dollars and costs by Judge John T. Moffit in district court on a charge of illegal transportation of intoxicating liquors. The charge was substituted for maintaining a liquor nuisance filed Nov 1, with a 60 day county jail sentence in lieu of the fine, but Lane was paroled during good behavior after officials found a small quantity of intoxicants at his premises on Oct 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lane
Avenue NW
John T. Moffit
Lane
No Court In Session On Election Day In Linn County
Linn county district court not in session and clerk’s office closed due to election day holiday. Law and equity assignments set by Judge John T. Moffit and Judge A. B. Clark at 9 am. The grand jury to report at 1 30 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
John T. Moffit
A. B. Clark
Man Charged In Larceny of Copper Wire and Brass Pieces
Carl Francois age 39 of 1049 Twelfth Street NE is charged with larceny. He allegedly stole 4 800 pounds of copper wire 150 pounds of brass and copper and a bolt cutter from the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. He waived preliminary hearing and is held on $500 bond. Police arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Francois
Twelfth Street
Carl Hendrickson
A. B. Clark
Francois
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
G. 8
Lightner
Creighton Professor to Speak on Agranulocytic Angina
Creighton University medical professor Dr Adolph Sachs will address the Linn County Medical Society in a Thursday night session at the Hotel Mon trose on agranulocytic angina. The talk will be debated by doctors Baldridge Rohlf Rohner Pfeiffer and Peschau with Dr R A Vorpahl delivering a ten minute paper on coroners observations and Dr BE McLaughlin leading the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Sachs
Creighton University
Omaha
Linn County Medical Society
Montrose
C. W. Baldridge
University of Iowa
Edward Rohlf
Waterloo
J Rohner
Iowa City
H. E. Pfeiffer
W. E. Peschau
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Vorpahl
Iowa Coroners Association
BE. L. McLaughth
Pinex Pine Compound Offers Quick Relief for Coughs
An old advertisement extols Pinex as a concentrated Norway Pine compound that loosens and clears passages, heals inflamed membranes, and delivers fast relief for severe coughs with a three fold action. It claims guaranteed prompt relief or money back.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holets
James Hamouz
G Avenue
C. S. P. S. Hall
J. Satinsky
Mary Stodola
Mesdames P. Jerabek
P Jerabek, Jr
L. J. Hamous
V. Krob
C. Bohac
V. Dusek
A. Subik
E. Brejcha
M. Pnovsky
J. Harlt
M. Naxera
J. Srp
M. Polehna
J. Hejkal
A. Svaton
J. Landa
J. Matias
J. Vilek
W. Valenta
W. Cuhel
F. Popelka
A. Kindi
FP. Libal
A Kapoun
Vv. Kopecky
J Liskovsky
F. Spina
Emma Pnovcky
Mildred Libal
Marie Vitek
J. Bartunek
J. Jun
Henry Krob
Wiliam Vitek
Emil Pnovsky
Emil Cuhel
Frank Jun
Donald Hamous
Wesley Dusek
Georgian Kopecky
Vera
Milton Valenta
George Matias
Ladies Aid
Lyman’s
Duffy
Isabella
John E. Lapes
Dial
Third Ave. SE
Woman’s Club
Covington Aid
Miss Chehak
Tanda Group
Clubs
A.A.A.W
East
D. OF I
G*ramroad
Mrs
Dolly Ganr
Court House News
Creighton U. Professor Medical Society
Gazette
the Gazette
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