Luncheon of First Presbyterian Chapel Society Draws Near 100
Nearly 100 women attended the semi annual luncheon of the Chapel society of the First Presbyterian church held Tuesday in the chapel. Five guilds Laura Walker Mary A Ely Anna Burkhalter Alice King and Amy Sinclair were represented. Mrs T R Warriner presided and led reports and plans to aid Sinclair Memorial church this winter. She spoke on a fundraising project by the guilds. Miss Grace Sargent was secretary. Dr Robert Little gave a talk on planned Chapel society work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Laura Walker
Mary A. Ely
Anna Burkhalter
Alice King
Amy Sinclair
T R. Warriner
Sinclair Memorial
Warriner
Grace Sargent
Robert Little
Chapel Society
Despedida Dinner For Ball Farewell At Russell Home
Major and Mrs Carl A Russell host a despedida dinner at 1803 Ridgewood Terrace SE on Wednesday evening to bid farewell to Lt and Mrs Staten E Ball bound for the Panama Canal Zone. Guests include Lt and Mrs Rall Mr and Mrs Harry McGage Dr and Mrs Thomas Suchomcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A Russell
Ridgewood Terrace
Staten E. Ball
Panama Canal Zone
Lieutenant Rall
Coe College
Rall
Harry Mc Gage
Thomas Suchomcel
Northwestern Navy Ball Queen Candidates Named
Miss Rosemary Roth daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter K Roth of 349 Park Terrace SE is among twelve Northwestern University co eds named candidates to be Queen at the Navy ball to be held November 18 at the Medinah Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Roth
Walter K Roth
Park Terrace SE
Northwestern University
Northwestern Navy
Medinah, Athletic Club
Dr Droz and Ruth Anderson to wed in Washington Iowa
The marriage of Miss Ruth Anderson and Dr Keith Droz will be solemnized Wednesday evening in Washington Iowa at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson. Dr Droz formerly of Cedar Rapids is a University of Iowa graduate and has practiced in Cedar Rapids and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anderson
Keith Droz
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Robert Patterson
Droz
University of Iowa
Local Fraternal and Auxiliary Meetings This Week
The Mary A Lane Circle meets Friday at 1 30 p m with Mrs James S Frear 2052 Eastern Blvd SE The Amiliars host a masquerade by the Ladies Auxiliary to the SA to be held at Mrs W Rocarek 1401 Hamilton St SW Thursday at 8 p m Members should dress in costume and bring sandwiches and coffee The RNA Booster Club meets Thursday evening at Mrs Charles Bowman 816 Ellis Blvd NW with Mrs Euphemia Schultz assisting and Mrs Percy Woolwin and Mrs Lottie Gaskill leading entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Lane
Mary A Lane
James S. Frear
Eastern Boulevard
A. M
SA of A
Charles Bowman
Ellis Boulevard
Euphemia Schultz
Percy Woolwin
Lottie Gaskill
Old Style Lyceum Presented At Central Park Church
An eighties style lyceum at Central Park church Friday 7 30 p m features Dr F G Murray as president and Mrs Harry E Ken as secretary with Ben Kensinger of Brooklyn performing Will Carlton music and a debate on pleasures of anticipation. Audience admission charged with a social hour after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kensinger
Brooklyn
Lyceums
Doris Thompson
Lew Dunlap
Glen Rodgers
Georgia Linter
Charles Roberts
Harry Kesnger
Ben Kensincer
Bert Chase
Dean Stookey
Frank Baldwin
Andy Pleune
Glen Mobre
Junior Hadassah Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The Junior Hadassah unit schedules its regular meeting Thursday at 8 pm at the Chamber of Commerce. The event invites members and prospective participants to discuss activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hadassah
Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota visit for Hungerford family at University dorm
Mr and Mrs Taylor Carpenter and Mr and Mrs A F Hungerford with daughter Dorothy traveled from home to Minneapolis to visit William Hungerford a university of Minnesota freshman. They stayed with Mr and Mrs J W DeMaine who host William while attending the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Carpenter
A F Hungerford
Dorothy
Minneapolis
William Hungerford
University of Minnesota
J W DeMaine
University
Four-five Club Hosts Christmas Party Plans At Local Homes
The Four-five club entertained at Mrs Euphemia Schultz's home on Thirteenth Street NW. They enjoyed games and stunts and planned a Christmas party at Mrs Edith Hollenbeck's home on Twelfth Street NW this December. Mrs Edna Boxwell helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphemia Schultz
Thirteenth Street
Edith Hollenbeck
Twelfth Street
Edna Boxwell
Mr and Mrs S C Irvin Return From Eastern Buying Trip
Mr and Mrs S C Irvin of 110 Sixteenth Street NE returned from a motor buying trip through the eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S C Irvin
Sixteenth Street
King's Daughters Circle to Meet at Devitt Home
The IT H WN circle of King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Frances Devitt 839 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Frances Devitt
Fourth Avenue
Star of Maine Rebekah lodge meeting and events
Rebekah lodge No 221 will hold a regular session in Pythian hall on Thursday at 7 30 p m A homecoming and birthday party will be held and the charter will be draped Members are asked to bring a pound food donation for worthy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No 221
Pythian Hall
T O B Club Meeting At Mrs Grunewalds Home
The T O B club met at 1032 Seventeenth Street NE Tuesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed refreshments and five hundred. prizes went to Mrs Harvey Miles Mrs Willham Albright and Mrs Melvin Dochterman. Next meeting planned at Mrs Dochtermans 1145 Sixteenth Avenue SW on Nov 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Grunewald
Seventeenth Street
Harvey Miles
Willham Albright
Melvin Dochterman
William Islepach
Loraine Schrader
Chris Lund
Charlotte Vamachil
Edwin Hardy
Dochterman
Sixteenth Avenue
Iowa Democrats Take Control Of State House In Big Win
With 96 of 108 House seats in, 68 are Democrats and 17 of 25 Senate seats appear Democratic. The GOP suffered major defeats including long-time Speaker Francis Johnson, while Ada Garner and Carolyn Pendray become early female state legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
Associated Press
House
Baird
Council Bluffs
Morris Moore
Walnut
Carolyn Pendray
Jackson County
State
Co Ss. Browne
Francis Johnson
Dickinson County
John T Hansen
Davenport
Wallace M Short
Sioux City
Pottawattamie County
Harry M. Greene
Avoca
George F. Mayne
Monroe County
Henry S. Berry
Ada Garner
Shell Rock
Fred B. Witt
Butler County
General Assembly
Pendray
Iowa Senate and House Elected From Wide Districts
Unofficial returns show numerous state senate seats decided across districts in Iowa with candidates including Calhoun Davis Valen tine, Hopkins, McDermott, and Evans among others. House results list extensive district races with party designations and multiple incumbents and challengers across counties like Polk Dallas Scott Woodbury and Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
iVan Buren
Jefferson
John N Calhoun
iDavis-Appanocosel
JE. Valentine de
Lucas Wayne
John H. Juddroth
iMills
Montgomery
Homerush Rt Hogvemh
Warren-Clarke
W. S. Beard
Sley
Piourteenth
iMahaskal
E. Husted Ike
Guthrie-Audubon
GM Hopkins
iMarshalls
Chris Reese
Boone-Stars
Fred W Nelson
Woodbury
F Hartington
Buchanan-Delaware
ForMiler
Ds Ceeene 'Claytonis
M Ox, Geske
Bremer-Butler
L. H Meyer
Fortieth
Allamakee-Fayette
W Mullaney
Chickasaw
Lloyd W Zipse
di Clarke
M R Stansell
Clay
Frank Evenly
di Clayton
Otto Fuellins
Clinton
Muilton Peace
J H Thiessen
Crawford
William J Dreesen
Decatur
Walter Osborn
Delaware
Keokuk
L Rice
Kossuth
H Bornstetter
William Paisley
D-Xi
William R Sheridan
Linn
Elmer A. Johnson
D R. MecCreery
Louisa John J Jenkins
Lucas
G. J Gittinger
Lyon
Hanson
Madison
Qosceola
O. J Ditto
Paul L Millbhone
Palo Alto
P H Donlon
Plymouth
Gustave Alesch
Pocahontas
Marion Bruce
Polk
Paul H. Cunningham
Brad Ptotinwattamiet
John F. Brady
William Thies
Taylor
Charles S. Hook
van Buren
C L. Beswick
Wapollo
Ernest H Fabritz
Warren
Victor Felton
Washington
John Speidel
Wayne
Ray Evans
R Webster
John H. Mitchell
Winnebaro
Winnebaro—H KH Hanson Tr-X). Winneshick—T F Schmitz
James Burgess
Frank J McCarthy
de Wright
Lee Aldrich
Leaper Hosts M C Club Picnic and Bridge
The M C club entertained Sunday evening with a picnic dinner at 3401 First Avenue E followed by bridge at three tables. High prizes went to Mrs Elmer Kudrle and Leon Dorlan, second prizes to Mrs Robert Leaper and Bert Teeters, traveling prize to Mrs Teeters, and consolation to Guy E Johnston. Other guests included Elmer Kudrle Dorlan Jack Smith Guy E Johnston Bert Teeders and Robert Leaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C . Club
Robert Leaper
First Avenue E
Elmer Kudrle
Leon Dorlan
Bert Teeters
Susan Adams pattern for mature figures in fall wardrobe
The Anne Adams Pattern Catalogue fall edition features flattering designs for large figures with practical models for juniors and children. It promises step by step instructions and new sleeves, with pattern 2213 offered in sizes 3R to 44, priced at fifteen cents for the catalogue and twenty five cents for pattern together, sent to The Cedar Rays Gazette Pattern Department 243 Worth Street New York City.
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Anne Adams
Nous
Cataarue
Fiftern
Cedar Rayods Gazette
Worth Street
York City
Cedar Rapids couples apply for marriage licenses
Harold E. Hepker and Leone M Hoffman, both of Cedar Rapids, applied for marriage licenses alongside O J Hanzik and Ann Wilkens of Cedar Rapids. Licenses applied for in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O J Hanzik
Ann Wilkens
Cedar Rapids
Harold E. Hepker
Leone M Hoffman
Mountain Sheep and Goats Roam Sharp Rocky Slopes
UNCLE RAY'S CORNER describes high country wildlife including big horn sheep and mountain goats. These sure-footed beasts navigate steep ledges with bold leaps, largely avoiding humans due to protective laws and natural caution. The piece references rugged behavior and mentions observers and potential predators in a rugged alpine setting.
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Rockies
Man
Happy Wife Keeps Youth Brushes Away Gray Hair
An old time product pitch claims a bite of this famous treatment called Brown Stone will restore youth by masking gray or faded hair. It promises fast results and a natural look with a red or chestnut tone, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Only at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hame
Albeine
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi plans Thursday Hotel Montrose meeting
The Sigma chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi business girls sorority will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7 45 p.m. at the Hotel Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose
Vernon Heights Reading Club Luncheon at Mrs Harms Home
The Vernon Heights Reading Club will meet for a luncheon at 1 p m Thursday at the home of Mrs A E Harms 362 Garden Drive SE. Mrs T T Lynch will supervise the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heights Club
Vernon Heights
A E. Harms
Garden Drive
T T Lynch
Y. W. Federation Dinner Meeting at YWCA
The Business and Industrial Girls Federation will meet for dinner at 6 pm Thursday at the YWCA. At 7 pm two interest groups, We Go To Vote and My Four Walls, will be held. Roller skating follows at 8 in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Industrial Girls! Federation
YWCA
Iowa Democrats Lead For Congress In Early Returns
Returns from Iowa congressional districts show multiple races leaning to Democratic incumbents and nominees. Dowell leads in the Sixth with 47,659 to 33,306 for Cooter. Jacobsen heads the Second with 50,254 over Elliott. Wilford leads the Third, Bierman tops Haug en, and Swanson and Gillette run ahead in their respective districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Cassius Dowell
B. M Jacobsen
Dowell
S. Cooter
Cooter
Jacobsen
Frank Elliott
Jacobsen Tlsis
Elliott
A C Wilford
Congress
Tus
T Jo B Robinson
Vich
Robinson
Wiltfeld
C Giltert
Haugen
Fred Bierman
Bierman
Haugens
Buchanan Delaware
Worth Counnies
Ed Encher
WE Kopp
Liova Thurston
Lloyd Els
Orhan Wealth
Charles E. Swanson
Fred C Gilchrist
WT Brannigan
Guy M Gillette
Ed Campbell
Kopp
Eicher
Thurston
Ellis
Swanson
Wearin
Gilchrist
Brannigan
Campbell
Gillette
Death notices and obituaries update from Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries report William Howard Scarff of Oklahoma City death after illness. Mrs Mayme J Usher Cedar Rapids resident dies after lingering illness. Virginia M Holloway of Columbus Ohio and Mayme J Usher linked to local families. Quaker service planned for Virginia. multiple survivors and funeral details listed.
Socialists clash with troops in Geneva fighting kills and injuries
In Geneva at the League of Nations site a Socialist protest erupted after denial of entry to a pacifist meeting. Swiss troops fired on the crowd wounding many as four were reported dead. Reinforcements from Lausanne were sent and the city imposed a rigid patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations and Disarmament Conference
Plain Palais
Lausanne
Mrs Olga Powell Dies at Home After Ill Health
Mrs Olga Powell wife of Herbert Powell of 1808 I street SW died at her home at 11 30 a m on Wednesday after a period of illness She was born in Cedar Rapids February 23 1892 and lived here most of her life except for a few years in Omaha She leaves her husband and her mother Mrs Charles Prekasky of East Moline Illinois Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Mary Bat Bye
William S&s Eye
Meth Street
Flushing
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Abel Walker
West Chester
Warren Holloway
Virginia M. Holloway
Columbus
The
Friends Society
Whittier
Turner Chapel
Olga Powell
Herbert Powell
I Street
Powell
Omaha
Charles Prekasky
East Moline
Ill
Mrs. Martin Dye 73 Dies After Short Illness
Cedar Rapids resident since 1892 dies at local hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband Fred a son, Bert Fachler of Pocatello Idaho, and sister Mrs Van Doran of Des Moines. Funeral services will be held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dye
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Albert Lea
Minn
Dye
Church of the Brethren
Fred
Bert Fachler
Pocatello
Ida
van Doran
Des Moines
Monahan Funeral Service Planned Friday at 2 30 P M
The Monahan Funeral home will conduct services Friday at 2 30 PM led by Dr G B Miller. Friends may call at the chapel prior to the service.
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Monahan Funeral Home
G. B. Miller
Charlton Rites Pending for Cedar Rapids Man
Thomas A. Charlton 77 of 1725 C avenue NW died at a local hospital at 5 15 a m Wednesday after a lingering illness He was born in Indianola Nov 30 1855 and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1912 He worked for Iowa Light and Power and married Emma Harbert in 1881 She and six children three of whom died survive two sons Everett Des Moines Orville Joplin Mo a daughter Mrs Marshall Harmon Cedar Rapids six grandchildren two sisters and a brother Also a Trinity Methodist member Funeral announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Charlton
C Avenue NW
Indianola
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Light and Power Company
Emma Harbert
John
James Sweeney
Clyde
Everett
Des Moines
Orville
Joplin
Marshall Harmon
Charlton
Trinity Methodist Church
Democrats Build Big Majorities In Congress As Results Roll In
In Washington AP reports Democrats gain in both Senate and House as late returns from large states pour in. Senate pickups reach 25 with leads in four more. Republicans hold four wins and lead in one. House gains push Democrats to 244 seats to 78 for Republicans with many votes still outstanding. Hawaii adds a Democratic delegate. Colorado latest state to back Democrats. Alva Adams elected for long Senate term. short term undecided. Waterloo: George Rowell, 73, a longtime local businessman, killed himself near his home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Hawaii
Colorado
Alva B. Adams
Waterloo
George Rowell
Church Ladies Aid and Trinity Division Meet This Thursday
The Ladies Aid society of St James church will meet at the church Thursday at 2 p.m. Division No 6 of Trinity Methodist church will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs C W Browning 326 Rockford avenue SW A business meeting and Kensing on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Trinity
Picnic Lunch and Meeting Set for Trinity Peters Miss Molly Flater Home
Division No. 1 of Trinity Methodist schedules a 12 30 p m picnic luncheon and business meeting at the residence of Miss Molly Flater 406 Eighth Street Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Division
Trinity Methodist Church
Molly Flater
Eighth Street
Division No 4 Metho District Meeting Held at Shaffer Home
Division No 4 of Trinity Methodist held at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs G A Shaffer 726 E Avenue NW with Mrs Charles Perrill assisting the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Division
Trinity Methodist Church
G. A. Shaffer
E Avenue NW
Charles Perrill
Philathea Meeting Planned by First Congregational Class
The Philathea class of the First Congregational church will hold a Thank offering meeting at the home of Miss Anna Wilson 1812 Co avenue NE on Thursday with Mrs H F Milligan as assistant hostess. Mrs A B Everett will lead devotions and Miss Lena Vogt will speak on probation work and city missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Anna Wilson
Co Avenue
H. F. Milligan
A B. Everett
Lena Vogt
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Barlow
American Trust
Y. W. Federation
Daniel Green
Democrats
Stewart Holmes
Pella College
Forest Drive
Enid
Okla
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Scarff
F. H. Scarf
Central College
Pella
Oklahoma
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Knahts Templar
Securit
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Bomares
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Los Angees
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Mary K. HR. Bye
Mayme J. Usher
Mayme J Usher
George Usher
Zika Avenue
Theodore Neilson
Tenth Street
Usher
Lake View
Charles Hess
Charles
George Hess
Joseph Hruby
Beatty Chapel
L. D. Stubbs
Linwood Cemetery
Andorra
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