Goodyear and Walker Wed in College Chapel
Miss Ava Agnes Goodyear and E Lawrence Walker Jr were married in Sinclair Memorial chapel at Coe College with Rev Harry Kremers officiating The couple plans to reside in Chicago where Walker works for the Triangle company The bride is from Marion and the groom from Ottumwa assisted by family members in attendance and a wedding breakfast at Hotel Montrose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Agnes Goodyear
E. Lawrence Walker, Jr
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe College
Harry Kremers
W. J. Goodyear
Marion
Walker
E. L. Walker
Ottumwa
Dorothy Goodyear
Goldson Walker
Chicago
Mrs. Goodyear
Montrose
Mrs. Walker
Rogers to Host Dinner for Eight at 1742 First Ave E
Mr and Mrs T P Rogers will entertain eight friends at their home 1742 First avenue East this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Rogers
First Avenue E
Phi Sigma Iota Holds First Program Meeting at Coe Library
The first program meeting of Phi Sigma Iota the romance language honor society was held today in the Coe library staff room. Louise Uchterfft spoke on Bernardin de Saint Pierre Paul and Virginie while Billy Galvin discussed the French short story of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Honorary members invited include Mrs. George B. Douglas Mrs. James E. Hamilton and Mrs. Arthur Poe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Iota
Coe
Louise Uchterfft
Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
Paul and
Virginie
Billy Galvin
George B. Douglas
James E. Hamilton
Arthur Poe
Ida Mansfield Circle Meets for Luncheon and Plans Rummage Sale
Eighteen members of the Ida Mansfield circle of the King’s Daughters gathered for a luncheon and meeting hosted by Mrs. J A Hutch of Washington avenue SE. Co chairs announced a rummage sale set for November 17 to fund the circle’s milk fund for undernourished children. In October the group distributed 275 quarts of milk. The next meeting will be at Mrs. E G Nichols’s home on Meadowbrook drive SE on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
J. A Hutch
Washington Avenue
P F. Keehn
Milo E. Wenger
W. W Purcell
Silver Cross
Order
Ways and Means
Owen T Barry
Rufus Culver
Circle
E. G Nichols
Meadowbrook Drive
Plans for linen shower in Palestine village Hadassah meeting
At a Wednesday Montrose hotel gathering of Junior Hadassah in Palestine plans were made for a linen shower to be held at the next meeting on November 20. Arrangements for the Thanksgiving dance on November 28 were completed. Miss Lee Silverman spoke on current events and Mrs. Herman Licht led Palestine songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Montrose Hotel
Lee Silverman
Herman Licht
Sonny Sheehy Celebrates Sixth Birthday At Home
Sonny Sheehy son of Mr and Mrs Edward Sheehy 2051 Linden Drive SE celebrated his sixth birthday with a party at their home today Guests included Frances Marshall Sutherland Dows Susan Moon Ann Witwer Joan Killian Leo Peiffer Mary Ann Walsh Peter Stamats Joan Donnelly Ellen Montgomery and Margaret Ann Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Sheehy
Edward Sheehy
Linden Drive
Frances Marshall
Sutherland Dows
Susan Moon
Ann Witwer
Joan Killian
Leo Peiffer
Mary Ann Walsh
Peter Stamats
Joan Donnelly
Ellen Montgomery
Margaret Ann Race
Mrs Stannard Baker Visits Iowa City Group Returns
Mrs James Stannard Baker of Chicago visited Miss Bernice Boynton in Iowa City with Mrs Robert P. Bell and Mrs James Y. Canfield. The party, guests in her parents home, D. W. Warren, returned early this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stannard Baker
Chicago
D. W. Warren
Iowa City
Bernice Boynton
Mrs. Mary Bauman Attends Mrs. Lieb's 88th Birthday
Mrs. Mary Bauman of 1836 Park Avenue SE visited Mount Vernon on Tuesday and Wednesday to join Mrs. Watson Kepler in observing the eighty eighth birthday of Mrs. Sue Lieb, mother of Mrs. Kepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bauman
Park Avenue SE
Mount Vernon
Watson Kepler
Sue Lieb
Kepler
Mrs Horace G Hedges Hosts Kappa Kappa Gamma Luncheon
Mrs Horace G Hedges of 825 Seventeenth Street SE will host Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae for a Friday luncheon at 1 pm. A special guest will be Mrs William M Dennison, newly initiated into the Mornpate College chapter at Monmouth, I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G Hedges
Seventeeth Street
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association
William M. Dennison
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mornpate College
Monmouth
Friendly Strollers Plan Sunday Outing
Friendly Strollers meet Sunday at 2 pm at the west end of the Sixteenth avenue bridge for a hike to Stumptown and down the river to Prairie Creek led by Elmer Sutthoff. Attendees are asked to bring buns for a wiener roast and a small collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Avenue
Stumptown
Prairie Creek
Elmer Sutthoff
Bride Wilma Schlueter Honored at Swisher Shower
Mrs Edwin Benish hosted a miscellaneous shower for the bride to be Miss Wilma Schlueter at the C S P S hall in Swisher. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Benish and Mr and Mrs Charles Schlueter. Cerven's orchestra provided dancing music and refreshments were served. About 275 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Benish
Wilma Schlueter
C S. P. S. Hall
Swisher
Frank Benish
Charles Schlueter Cerven
Delta Theta Chis Hostess At Meeting At Mrs Manson Home
Delta Theta sorority members met Tuesday evening at Mrs Charles D Manson home for a social. Literature on fanciful topics was discussed. Mae Hoegeland reported on Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Martha Stepan reviewed Tar tarin of Tarascon. A benefit bridge party was planned for November 13 at the Roosevelt hotel with Mina Cart and Lense Kyath on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D Manson Qeatreness
Delta Theta
Mae Hoegeland
Jules Verne
Martha Stepan
Alphonse Daudets
Tartarin
Tarascon
Roosevelt Hotel
Minam Cart
Lense Kyath
Community Sewing Club Luncheon at 1936 Higley Avenue SE
Mrs Niemier hosted a luncheon for the Community Sewing Club at her home. Attendees included Elizabeth Bender Evelyn Zerzanek Victoria Metrey and several others with Mrs Niemier and family members listed among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niemier
Higley Asanue SE
Elizabeth Bender
Evelyn Zerzanek
Victoria Metrey
Mirs. M. H. Linville
Glen Walton
Elmer Bartholomew
Dora Jean Bartholomew
Frank Turdik
Henry Mittan
Lawrence Boone
Charles Brown
James Arkens
Fiorette Furgeson
Fred Niemier
Mrs W E Schulte Hosts Wednesday Social Club
Mrs W E Schulte entertained the Wednesday Social club at 514 Ninth Street SW Wednesday afternoon. Roll call was answered with A Right or Privilege of a Citizen. Mrs George Crabb spoke on manufacturing transportation and commerce in Japan and Mrs H J Hartman discussed minerals and mining in Japan. Mrs F W Davis assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE Schulte
Ninth Street
George Crabb
Japan
H J Hartman
F W Davis
Cub Scouting Theme Prominent In P T A Council Program
The P T A council meeting at the board of education highlighted Cub Scouting as a key theme with Van Buren Pack No 2 presenting songs yells and a closing ritual. N Harold West outlined Cub activities as positive leisure projects for younger boys while officials spoke on awards parental support and council projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
van Buren
Louis Mrstik
Lloyd McKee
Rud Konigsmark
N. Harold West
Mr. West
Garfield PTA Meets With Public Safety Official
The Garfield Parent-Teacher Association held a Wednesday meeting with Dan Kruidemier, commissioner of public safety, as guest speaker. Essays on Safety First were read by intermediate students with Robert Pucket as announcer. prizes went to Sammy Leacox Joanne Van Cleave Richard Pettys Milo Kop ecky Phyllis Leacox and Betty Ann Yamacka. Community singing by Nevin Nichols preceded and followed the talk. refreshments were provided by sixth grade mothers led by Wis Floyd Diehl and Mrs Clark Stewart. About 150 parents and teachers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Parent-Teacher Association
Dan Kruidemier
Commissionero of Public Safety
Robert Puckett
Sammy Leacox
Joanne van Cleave
Richard Pettys
Milo Kopecky
Phyllis Leacox
Betty Ann Yamacka
Nevin Nichols
The
Playground Commission
Luncheon Honors Mother's 66th Birthday at Holloway Home
Mrs E A Holloway hosted a Wednesday luncheon at 1700 Center Point Road NE for her mother Mrs A O Morgan's sixty sixth birthday. Seven guests attended with turkey and pumpkin decor and a centerpiece of rosebuds and chrysanthemums. Attending were Mrs Sarah Mee Kee, Mrs C F Ebling, Mrs Lenore Watrath, Mrs A S Funk, Mrs Willis Harman and Mrs George Barger. Assisting were Mrs D D Dunn, Mrs H D Eagan and Miss Mary Stanek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E A Holloway
Center Point Road
A. O Morgan
Sarah Mee- Kee
C FE Ebling
Lenore Watrath
A S Funk
Willis Harman
George Barger
Holloway
D D. Dunn
H. D. Eagan
Mary Stanek
Times Club Tickets For Lectures In Iowa City
Mildred Fowler Field announces limited tickets for the Times club lecture program in Iowa City. The first program features Christopher Morley on November 12, followed by Gertrude Stein on December 10 on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fowler
Dial
Times Club
Iowa City
Christopher Morley
Gertrude Stein
Y W C A World Fellowship Vesper Tea Planned
The Y W C A Business and Industrial department hosts its annual World Fellowship Vesper tea Sunday in the club room. Speakers will share experiences from foreign countries and music from various nations. World Fellowship Week begins November 11 with nationwide observance in many countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C. A
Y.W.C.A
Y. W
United States
the World Over
Carpenter Guests at Bell Home In Cedar Rapids Area
Mr and Mrs H K Carpenter of Los Angeles California stay with Mr and Mrs J Hamilton Bell at 545 Knollwood Drive SE. Mrs Carpenter is formerly Genevieve Bollinger of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Carpenter
Los Angeles
Calif
J. Hamilton Bell
Knollwood Drive
Carpenter
Genevieve Bollinger
Cedar Rapids
Veterans VFW auxiliary to sell Buddy Poppy May help veterans
Members of the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 788 along with local young women will run a Buddy Poppy Sale on Saturday under chairman Mrs Velma White. Proceeds fund post and auxiliary relief for veterans and families, and support a national VFW home at Eaton Rapids Michigan for veterans orphans care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Velma White
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Jane Boyd Circle Rummage Sale Arrives at 130 F Avenue NW
The Jane Boyd Circle of the King's Daughters will host a rummage sale at 130 F Avenue NW on Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
F Avenue NW
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Happenings
Apollo Commandery No 26 Knights Templar to meet Friday at 730 p m at Masonic hall. Red Cross and Knight of Malta degrees to be conferred with refreshments afterward. Vernon Heights Home Pastry Shop to open Saturday November 10 1910 Mt Vernon avenue. Mrs Charles Thomas reports prowler sighting near 1406 First street NW with no arrests. Miss Alice Viola Candler and Ralph A Saxton wed by Justice Stearns. third such ceremony since his term began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Order of Red Cross
Knight of Malta
Vernon Heights
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Charles Thomas
First Street
Stearns
Alice Viola Candler
Ralph A. Saxton
Cedar Rapids
Henry A. Stearns
Justice Stearns
George Lightner
Armistice Day Exercises Followed by Grace Church Service
Patriotic organizations are invited to the Church of Our Lady of Grace Sunday morning after Armistice Day events at the Plaza. Services begin at 11 15 am to allow time for attendees to reach the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Boy Struck by Car in city street
Dean Ford six year old son of Mr and Mrs P E Ford of 1726 Maple drive NW sustained abrasions to the head and body bruises at 345 p m Wednesday when struck by a car on B avenue NW between Eighth and Ninth streets. Howard V Hoff of 1215 Second avenue SE drove the car Hoff told police the boy darted from between parked cars Hoff took him home where a physician treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Ford
P. E. Ford
Maple Drive
B Avenue NW
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Howard V. Hoff
Second Avenue SE
Hoff
Gambling Machines Destroyed
Joe Zastera and John Dedek pled guilty in a case involving destruction of gambling machines. They are linked to addresses at 100 Sixteenth Avenue SW and 87 Sixteenth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zastera
Sixteenth Avenue SW
John Dedek
Middle-Aged Look Becomes Fashion for All Ages
The article describes a medieval inspired fashion trend using robes and monkish details from the 12th to 14th centuries. It highlights variations from simple conservative designs to bold youthful styles, noting Vionnet as a key sponsor and detailing features like guimpe sleeves collars plastrons and laces in black brown or bright colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Vionnet
Defense Probes Threat Letter Tied to Hauptmann Case
Hauptmann defense lawyers examine a year-old German threat letter addressed to Manfried von Hauptmann the infant son of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. The note written on a mid-town hotel stationer mentions the child as a criminal and could point to a bitter enemy of the Lindbergh kidnapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Manfried
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Manfried von Hauptmann
Hauptmann Bronx Home. Only Isidor Fisch
Edward J. Reilley
Lloyd C. Fisher
Police Court Thursday: Operating Gambling Devices Case
Two individuals faced the police court for operating gambling devices. They paid $150 each in court costs and had their machines destroyed.
Young Willie Hoppe Billiard Prodigy Began Exhibitions
Willie Hoppe wowed spectators with early billiard exhibitions before age seven, helping support his family through the displays and establishing his long standing reputation in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hoppe
Out-of-town motorists fined in police court for school signs
Verne Goddall from Mount Vernon Dr. C F Noe of Amana and James Eirp of Belle Plaine were fined five dollars and costs each for failing to stop at school signs. Edward Shulgin of 1022 Fifth Street NW and J M Harcourt of 50912 Third Avenue SE were fined two dollars and costs for parking offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Goddall
Mount Vernon
C. F. Noe
Amana
James Eirp
Belle Plaine
Edward Shulgin
Fifth Street NW
J. M. Harcourt
Third Avenue SE
Dairy class tours Hutchinson and Cherry Burrell plants
Fifteen Iowa State College dairy students from the two year class visited Cedar Rapids to inspect Hutchinson Ice Cream and Cherry Burrell plants. They were hosted by the firms at a noon luncheon at the Hotel Montrose, accompanied by E G McKibben, associate professor of agricultural engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa States College
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Cherry Burrell Corporation
Montrose
E. G. McKibben
Armistice Day Program Set by Colesburg Legion Auxiliary
Colesburg Auxiliary of the American Legion will present an Armistice Day program in the school auditorium Saturday evening. The program features a medley of war songs, readings including Flanders Field, a one act play An Armistice Day Party, vocal solos, a piano duet, a string quartet, and addresses by Rev. G. C. Nothdurft and Rev. Father J. H. Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colesburg
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Edith Merten
G. C. Nothdurft
Madeline Kauffman
I. L. Moreland
Kenneth Barnhart
Ula Mae Raymond
Luetta Raymond
Violet Elledge
Doris Steeinfadt
Gladys Woeste
Duane Kurrelmeyer
Alvin Koeneke
Donald Grom
Clarke Shaffer
Harriet Coon
Carl Mitzner
J. H. Mayer
Formal Evening Wear Arrives Tomorrow
A brief note previews tomorrow’s mens formal evening wear event, contrasting the vibrant colors with the sober origins of the garments. Copyright 1934 Amos Parrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Rock Island Changes to Rail Schedule Discontinue Two Trains
Rock Island announces five schedule changes effective Sunday affecting Cedar Rapids and Waverly routes. Motor trains Nos. 66 and 67 between Cedar Rapids and Waverly will be discontinued. remaining trains 63, 20, 64, and 62 receive adjusted arrival and departure times at Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
North
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Burlington
Appendicitis Claims Life in United States
Public health note reports appendicitis causes a fatality every twenty six minutes in the United States, highlighting ongoing risks and medical response needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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College Chapel
Junior Hadassah
Joe
KAPPA
Mrs. Benish
Jenny Farmer
Candies
Third Ave
Second St. SE
P. T. A. Council
Arthur Nye
John B. Turner
Harold West
W. D Elder
Charles Kriz
F. E. Oberhaus
Bertram Puckett
State and National Congress
George Maloney
Public Library
William Morgan
Council
George Keyes
Parent Education
L. Buffington
Amos Scott
India
Cedar Rapids Council
R. F. Erickson
Dubuque
Charles Pye
Iowa Congress
Erickson
S. V. Shonka
Charles Perkins
Robert Safely
C . Kesler
R. F. Taft
Earl ©. Coffing
Orrel Thompson
Clare Nichols
Community House
Garfield
Seixty
Y. W. World Fellowship
Hamilton Bells
VY. F. W. Auxiliary
Snappy Orchestra Cosmetologists Association
Leo Horak
Mercy Hospital
Hauptmann Defense
Baby
Bruno
Luden
Westinghouse
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