New World Around Corner Dr Steiner Addresses B P W Club
Dr Edward A Steiner of Grinnell spoke to the Business and Professional Women's club at the Roosevelt hotel about a new world, saying America faces destiny or doom and warning women share responsibility for world peace. He described Europe and nations with critical portraits and urged women to see their role in shaping a better world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evervene
Edward A Steiner
Grinnell
Business and Professional Women's Club
Roosevelt Hotel
America
Rome
Stevger
Stevie
Europe
Steiner
England
France
Germany
Washington Hich School
Jess Chamet
Juan Shepherd
Woman’s club luncheon at the Clad Home Tuesday
The art department of the Wom ans cub croc ed a luncheon at the clad home Tuesday with Mn W E Micke and several hostesses. The program featured a talk on Beauty and Ourselves by Sara Park McFacher ard. Mrs H V Faton and Mrs Homer GC accompanied musical items. The event noted engagement rumors and a forthcoming wedding date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Cub
Clad Home
E Micke
Frank T Gates
L Oakier Hoel
Sara Park McFacher
H V F.aton
Homer
Topics at PTA Council Meeting Emphasize Child Welfare
Council programs highlighted parent and community duties in child welfare. officials spoke on the Marshalltown state convention Building for the Future and the need for individual responsibility in youth welfare. Delinquency, traffic safety, health exams, and Community House activities were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT A Council
Board of Education
Mire Raymond Klass
Council
Marshalltown
Mrs C A Love
Lena Vogt
Cacer
Linn County
Arthur Creamer
Dan Kruidemer
Towa
United States
Kruidemer
Iowa Highway Police Patrol
Needy Children in Schools Need Guild Garments
Pleas from A I Bailey to the Needlework Guild urge rapid garment collection for city school children. The ingathering occurs Tuesday through Thursday next week in a Store room on Third Avenue SE opposite the Hobby House. Miss Jane Boyd previously led the effort now housed at the board of education building to aid underdressed children as cold weather increases need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A I Bailey
Third Avenue SE
Hobby House
Jane Boyd
Board of Education
Charles W Bingham
Bailey
Mu Phi Epsilon Initiation Held at Coe College
Mu Phi Epsilon honor sorority hosted initiation Monday at 5 at Miss Bernice Hach’s home 1314 Second Street SE for Bella Scheer Margaret Griffin and Alta Smith. A dinner followed at Butterfly Tea Shop with purple and white decorations and ship-shaped place cards and centerpieces arranged by Margaret Mc Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Coe College
Bernice Hach
Second Street
Bella Scheer
Margaret Griffin
Alta Smith
Margaret McCall
Dinner At Eight staged for Tuesday Study Club
Mrs Lester DeYarman gave a pleasing interpretation of Kaufman and Ferber’s Dinner At Eight for the Tuesday Study club at Mrs Carter’s home 1614 Park avenue SE Mrs Guy Hillier contributed notes on setting and costuming and Mrs Carter served tea after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S.kaufman
Edna Ferber
Chicago
New York
Lester DeYarman
Mr. Carter
Park Avenue
Guy Hillier
Chicago couple wed in Cedar Rapids ceremony
Miss Virginia Joyce daughter of Chicago residents married Al Spina of Chicago Tuesday at 3:30 at Rev Frank Hel michs home. Attendants included Miss Marie Spina and Frank Spina jr. A reception followed with family guests before the couple plans to return to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Joyce
Martin Joyce
Chicago
al Spina
Frank Spina
Cedar Rapids
Frank Helmich
Marie Spina
C. A. Nemecek
Frank Spina, Jr
C A. Nemecek
Alt Spina
Betty Lou Hickman Birthday Party at Grandmother’s Home
Betty Lou Hickman celebrated her fifth birthday Monday afternoon with a party at her grandmother s home 1526 Sixth street NW for the girls of her Sunday school class at St Jamies Methodist church Those present were Mary Paula Helen Getlin Thelma Trimble Bet ts Novak Louise Robinson Mary Kenyon Jeanne Groth Mary Bridge Anteta Heath Joyce Soren son and Bobby Hickman Pat Rob ins Mrs Trimble and Mrs Bridge Favors were pink baskets of candy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Hickman
Sixth Street
St. Jamies Methodist Church
Mary Paula
Helen Getlin
Thelma Trimble
Betts Novak
Louise Robinson
Mary Kenyon
Jeanne Groth
Mary Bridge
Anteta Heath
Joyce Sorenson
Bobby Hickman
Pat Robins
Surprise party honors Mrs Jake Pernice at 1321 First St SW
Mrs Matilda Nepovin hosted a surprise gathering at 1321 First Street SW in honor of her daughter Mrs Jake Pernice. Fourteen guests attended the event.
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Matilda Nepovin
First Street
Jake Pernice
Homecoming Meeting At Star Of Maine And Lodge Events
Star Of Maine Rebekah Lodge No 221 will meet at 7 30 Thursday evening in K of P hall for Homecoming. A program will follow. R N A Boosters meet at 8 p.m. at 1329 First Avenue East hosted by Mrs Genevieve Hollingsworth with Mrs Mildred Halds as assistant hostess and entertainment by Mrs Jennie Switzer and Miss Eloise Kuba. Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War and GAR comrades invite members and families to a picnic supper Friday at 6 pm in the Memorial Building. Bring a prepared dish and ustagnarie requirements. Regular business meeting to be held at 7 p.m.
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Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No 221
K of P
R. N. A. Boosters
R N A_ Booster club
Genevieve Hollingsworth
First Avenue
Mildred Halds
Jennie Switzer
Eloise Kuba
Rebecca Alexander
GAR
Memorial Building
Birthday party honors Henrys sons Lie and Bobby
Mrs oA ret Henry hosted a Saturday afternoon celebration for her sons Lie and Bobby. Guests included Dorothy Hape, Loren Hape, Lois Cray, and several others while a prize at games went to Haro. McCuoush and Veran Cray attended with family friends in a small community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Lie
Bobbys
Haro
McCu
Dorothy
Loren Hape
Lois
Jerr Newport
Ie Hughes
Jeanne Prenst Denes
Pavpe
Joanne Fyertary
FE Dats
Lre
Veran Cray
Chifford
Bobby Henr- Vere
Cray
Woerte
Charity Ball Set For December 26 At White Cross
The White Cross society announces its annual Charity ball will be held December 26 following a White Cross luncheon at Mrs. Prank C Byers home. Mrs. Charles S. Knox will chair the event with Miss Lela Johnson and Mrs. Lumir Severn assisting. A special planning meeting is set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Society
Charles S. Knox
White Cross
Prank C Byers
Nineteenth Street
Byers
Lela Johnson
Lumir Severn
Legion Auxiliary hears Rev Kortelin G
The Hanford post American Legion auxiliary met in the Memorial building for the November session. Reports covered relief, ways and means, and membership. Rev George Kortelin from Central Park Presbyterian spoke for American Education week. The secretary read about the Bellevue district conference and upcoming talks by state president Winnifred Niggsmeyer on WHO Des Moines and WO Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Post American Legion Auxliary
Memorial Building
M. V. Fisher
Oakdale Relief
F W. Kopp
Ways and Means
C. E. Ferris
S Merle Harris
George Korteling
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Bellevue
Gilbert Martin
State Department
Winnifred Niggsemeyer
Des Moines
Dinner Shower For Double Wedding Couples At The Elms
Miss Margaret Swab hosted a dinner bridge and miscellaneous shower at the Elms tea room in honor of Mrs. Lawrence Duke and Mrs. George Burcombe who announced their double wedding. Silhouettes and candlelit centerpieces framed the event with bridge prizes earned by Hazel Dahl Bernice Ammons and Mary Farwell. Other attendees included Mrs. George Swab, Mrs. Robert McIntyre, and Misses Edith Burmeister Dorothy Edgar Mary Louise Messa Helen Canaday Vera Fifield Frances Stewart Thora Herr and Peggy Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Swab
Elms
Lawrence Duke
George Burcombe
Hazel Dahl
Bernice Ammons
Mary Farwell
George Swab
Robert McIntyre
Edith Burmeister
Dorothy Edgar
Mary Louise Messa
Helen Canaday
Vera Fifield
Frances Stewart
Thora Herr
Peggy Gould
Marriage Unites Ladema McDowell and Earl Hinkle in Wellman
Miss Ladema Helen McDowell daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley McDowell Cedar Rapids wed Earl Hinkle of Vinton at the Dan Steiner home near Wellman Rev Osborn officiated The ceremony coincided with the Steiners nineteenth wedding anniversary A wedding supper followed and the couple will reside in Vinton The brides bouquet featured yellow and white chrysanthemums.
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Ladema Helen McDowell
Harley McDowell
Cedar Rapids
Earl Hinkle
Vinton
Dan Steiner
Wellman
Wilmer
John David
Virginia
Hattie Tichy
R. J McDowell
Gerald McDowell
Keota
Harold
John Adams
Wes Webster
Circle of King's Daughters to meet in SE meeting
This circle will meet with Mrs Frances Devitt at 1283 Third Avenue SE on Thursday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Frances Devitt
Third Avenue SE
Joanna Hagey Discusses Mexico at P E O Meeting
Miss Joanna Hagey spoke on Mexico at the P E O chapter FO gathering held at Mrs. Marshall Hickman’s home 1925 Second Avenue SE. Mrs. L E Henry reported on the supreme convention in Kansas City. Thirteen guests joined thirty-three attendees, with tea service by Mrs. Hickman aided by Mrs. John L. Gilmore and Prof. Ethel Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Joanna Hagey
P E. O
Marshall Hickman
Second Avenue SE
L. E. Henry
Kansas City
James Patterson
William Hoyman
Hagey
Henry
Hickman
John L. Gilmore
Ethel Ryan
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi plans regular meeting at Montrose
The Sigma chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority will hold its regular business meeting Thursday evening at 7 45 at the Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Sixteenth Birthday Party for Miss Mary Ralston
Miss Mary Ralston of 1630 E Avenue NE entertained several high school friends Saturday to celebrate her sixteenth birthday. The evening featured a five hundred game with prizes awarded to Thelma Derr and Ted Ralston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ralston
E Avenue NE
Thelma Derr
Ted Ralston
Church Circles Plan Luncheon and Meetings
Caroline Tufts Circle of The First Congregational Church will meet Friday at the church house for a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Mrs. J F Ball Mrs W M Coykendall Mrs J W Russell Mrs A E Hartl and Mrs V E Porter. Baptist Missionary circles of Calvary Baptist Church meet Thursday afternoon Dorcas Circle meets with Mrs Jack Carter 453 Eighth Avenue SW In a Circle meets with Mrs J E B Whetstine 810 Seventh Avenue SW members asked to go early to sew Sarah Fuller Circle meets with Miss Louise Sloane 709 L Street SW for early work sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Tufts
Firs Congregational Church
J. F. Ball
W. M. Coykendall
J. W. Russell
A. E. Hartl
VE. Porter
Baptist
Woman's Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Dorcas
Jack Carter
Eighth Avenue
J. EB. Whetstine
Seventh Avenue
Sarah Fuller
Louise Sloane
L Street
Trinity Division 1 Church Picnic and Meetings
Trinity Division 1 of Trinity Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 12 30 at the home of Mrs George Buchanan 1719 Grande Avenue SE for a picnic luncheon and business meeting Susannah Wesley Class of St Paul Sundry School holds its regular business meeting Friday at the Iowa Electric Light and Power Corporation bungalow Miss Louise Hathaway speaks on Cooking for Two at 2 30 Bethany Mission Circle Bethany Lutheran Chapel meets Thursday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs H A Steege 3922 C Avenue NE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity Methodist Church
George Buchanan
Grande Avenue SE
GC K. McMorran
Susannah’ Wesley
Susannah Wesley
St Paul's Sundry School
Iowa Electric Light and Power Corporation
Louise Hathaway
Bethany Mission Circle
Bethany Lutheran Chapel
H. A. Steege
C Avenue NE
Aid societies plan Thursday meetings at local churches
St James Aid and Bethany Aid announce Thursday 2 p.m. gatherings at their churches. Daniels Park Aid will meet at Mrs C W Stevens home, 944 Daniels street NE, Thursday at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Olivet Industrial Society Meets Thursday at Mrs Woiteck Home
The Olivet Industrial society will gather Thursday at 2:30 at 823 Third Avenue SW. Devotions led by Mrs. Ernest Easton, with refreshments to follow.
Ladies Aid Meeting at First Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid society of the First Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm in the parlor for a regular gathering and program.
Hostesses Named for Church Event
The article lists hostesses for a church function as Mrs. G. Schollman, Mrs. J. L. Berger, Mrs. A. Nelson and Mrs. R. E. LeMont, detailing who will serve at the event.
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G. Schollman
J. L. Berger
A. Nelson
R. E. LeMont
Saron Ladies Aid to Meet in Church Parlors Thursday
The Ladies Aid of Saron Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 2 30 p m Mesdames Joseph Birch N Linder W Probst and G Walters will entertain Friends of members are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron
Ladies Aid
St Rose Circle to Meet at Mrs Crawford’s Home
The St Rose circle of the Immaculate Conception Church will meet Thursday at 2 p m at the residence of Mrs Lee Crawford 852 Nineteenth Street E local note and time for attendees.
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St. Rose Circle
St Johns Guild Meeting With Miss Deninger
St Johns Episcopal church guild to meet Thursday at 2 30 with Miss Gertrude Deninger at 1245 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Guild
St.John’s Guild
St. John's Episcopal Church
Gertrude Deninger
First Avenue E
Ladies Association Meeting at First Evangelical Church
Members of the Ladies association of the First Evangelical church will hold a monthly meeting Thursday in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Association
Ladies Association of the First Evangelical Church
Herring Pushes Tax Relief and Liquor Control in Iowa
Iowa lawmakers debate tax revision aimed at property relief and prompt temperance measures. Governor Herring urges practical liquor sale controls after repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and discusses mortgage moratorium adjustments and funding gaps in federal aid.
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Iowa
Herring
Governor Granted Power to Manage State Federal Funds
The text proposes a state finance provision granting the governor authority to handle state funds with the same flexibility and effectiveness used for federal funds over the past year, in order to secure necessary federal aid.
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Happenings
Local items note Miss Helen Vulva undergoing major surgery at Mercy hospital with satisfactory recovery. Community notices include a Bohemian kitchen ad and a benefit card party by the Ladies Relief club at Moose Hall. Police court fines of 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication and speeding are recorded, with a Y M C A talk on Australian aborigines scheduled. An overnight Comrade club trip to Camp Wapsie is announced and a desertion hearing set for Nov 15. Fire officials respond to a nonfire smoke incident at Mrs. Sommers home due to backdraft.
Fire at Jack Smiths prompts quick fire department response
Firemen rushed to 387 Twelfth over SW after an alarm sounded Tuesday from the home of Jack Smith. Clothes on a line stove ignited but the fire was confined to the clothes line area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Tire theft spree reported with multiple incidents downtown
Police were told of two tire thefts on Tuesday night. M wese ger at 2066 Linn boulevard S csz 3 tires from his truck on 424 Thirtieth street drive SE. S moore took a spare yellow wheel and tire from a car of J F Hynes on 4 Fourteenth street NE, parked in a vacant lot near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weseger
Linn Boulevard
Smoore
J. F, Hynes
Fourteenth Street
Michael Manion Pleads Not Guilty to Larceny Charge
Michael Manion, 38, of 212 Street SE, pleaded not guilty before Justice Go nor on Wednesday. He will be back in court Friday. Bond of 100 dollars was not posted and Manion remained in county jail. Information alleges Manion stole an app.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Manion
Manion
Frans Coveny
O Avenue
Musketeers Sponsor Dance Nights at CG
The Musketeer Drum and parties plan dances every other Saturday at the CG venue. A dance event is listed for Armto.com on the upcoming Saturday with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musketeers
Musketeer
CG. S. P
Armt.com
Louisville drum corps aims for national contest in 1934
Commit tee members JW Markey Helen M Courey Mrs M Johnson and Jack Fromm lead a 74 member corps training at the local armory. They plan to enter the national drum and bugle corps contest sponsored by the VFW in Louisville Kentucky in August 1934 after winning the state title at Fort Dodge last June. Jack Fromm directs the corps with H E Butcher of Bartlesville Oklahoma among speakers at a Cities Service Oil conference at the Hotel Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW Markey
Helen M. Courey
H E. Butcher
Bartlesville
Oklo
Divise Ton
Cities Service ON Company
Montrose
Mr. Butcher
Empire Company
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B. P. W. Club
Jerry Nere
Miodrapa
Tees
Uae
Marie Et
Creda
Rapids
Stans
Bowlens
Bowlene
P.T.A. Council
Carl Ettinger
General Assembly
Rfp Erickson
West Side
East Side
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Erickson
William Morgan
Purceed
Ginng Nesember
Child Welfare Magazine
L. Kubler
J C Milner
MU Phy Epsilon
Joyce-Spina
Clubs
Ida Wanseteed
Ciro
McDowell-Thinkle
S. HW. N. Circle
Menico
Beta Sigma Phil
St. James
Bethany Aid Society
Ladies Aid of Bethany Church
J McCune
Fifth Street NW
FayRis
Lux
NAT Bots
Central Park Church
Helen Vulva
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Bohemian Cooking
Kolaches
Bohemian Kitchen
12Th Ave
R. J. Mullin
Ladies Relief Club
Moose Hale
The
Progressive Club
Fred McCalley
Wednessa
I. C. Gable
Aavenis
H. J. Ross
Forest Drive SE
Charles Bingham
Washington Hi
Mote Company
Comrade Club
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Camp Wapsie
Central City
Clifford Teepe
Maj
Leslie Saul
Albert Herring
Mount Vermar
Glendora Herring
Herrig
M R. Sommers
B Avenue NW
French & Reeves
Iowas
H. P
Third Ave
Fey
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