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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1933

Page

13

Birthday Dinner Honors Dr C T Hickok At Coe College

Dr C T Hickok head of Coc college social science department was honored at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by the faculty Wednesday at Prof John M Henrys home 2006 Meadowbrook Dr SE. Guests included family and colleagues at two tables with crimson and gold decor and a cake in Coe colors. Also noted was Mrs Sid ney File hosting a musicales and teas Friday for local mothers and File pupils mothers with piano numbers and hostesses assisting.

C. T Hickok Coc College John M . Henry Meadowbrook Drive Coe Mary Louise Eliza Hickok Mirs Harry M. Gage J Frothers C Ward Macy L. E Garwood Alice B. Salter Henry Sidney File Avenue

Necklace Society to Hold Meeting at No 5

The directors of the NeDlesors Gold Section No 5 announce a meeting at 122 Rome on Saturday afternoon. Charles W Siekham is noted in the notice for the event. The annual showline of the section will be held at Rect 24 at the specified time.

Charles W Siekham First Avenue NeDlesors Rome Cecmeci

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Unclear fragmentary text presents names and phrases with no coherent event or dates. Readable items mention individuals and medical terms but lack verifiable actions or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.

Joma Shicsoses Searn

Fifth Birthday Party for George Harl Observed

Mrs Floyd Harl hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for mothers and children celebrating George Harl's fifth birthday. Guests included two grandmothers Mrs George Harl and Mrs Carrie Beaty of Estherville along with relatives Mrs Loren Harl and Joyce, Mrs D W Doran and Richard, Mrs V L Richtarth and Joy, Mrs John Gordon and Ramona, Mrs Ray Dickerson and Junior, Mrs Ralph Anderson and Betty and Teddy, Mrs Karl Roths and Mrs Frank Myetherin.

Floyd Harl George George Harl Carrie Beaty Estherville Loren Harl Joyce D W Doran Richard V_ £. Richtarth Joy John Gordon Ramona Ray Dickerson Ralph

Bridge Party Draws 150 Attendees at Temple Judah Sisterhood

More than 150 bridge players attended a Sisterhood event at Temple Adath Judah held on the mezzanine of the Roosevelt Hotel. Prizes included donated items, with Mrs Levin and Mrs Rotenbaum presiding over prize drawings as guests enjoyed refreshments.

Temple Judah Sisterhood Sisterhood of Temple Adah Weeesdas Mezanine Teresvete Nathan Greenters

Fragmented OCR Nationwise Electoral Snippet

A garbled OCR passage lists names and titles in a bleak jumble with bodies and dates unclear. It hints at a political context but lacks readable facts or verifiable entities for a concrete summary.

Milwaukee Women's Club Card Party Friday

The Milwaukee Women's Club hosts a card party Friday at 2:30 PM in the clubrooms. five hundred hands will be played with prizes awarded. Queen of the West lodge No 2 L 8 W of L F and E holds a business meeting Friday at 2:30 PM in the O O F hall. The Maccabees Linn Tent No 38 and Towny Hive No 111 hold a meeting Thursday at 8 PM in Moose Hall, followed by dancing and cards.

Milwaukee Club Milwaukee Womens Club Queen of the West Queen of the Wast Lodge L. F and E The Maccabees Linn Towny Hive Moose Hal

Concerts Association Campaign Nears Close this Saturday

Cedar Rapids community concert program relies on memberships with many names listed among the organizers and captains. The drive emphasizes that each membership boosts concert funding and value for all, with a final rally at the Hotel Roosevelt and headquarters at the corner store room.

Community Concerts Association Association Courter Roosevel Campaion Assompnon Cedar Rapids Uni Campezio Seleijonal Inc

Couple Plans California Move After Surprise Picnic

Afr and Mrs. G E Boslan of 1344 B Avenue NE will move to California to make their home in Twenty Nine Palms. On Wednesday evening a group of friends surprised them with a picnic supper, twelve sharing the courtesy.

Afr G E. Boslan Avenue California Palms

Wednesday Social Club entertains members with discussion

Mrs Hugh Harrington hosted the Wednesday Social Club at 336 Seventeenth Street SW yesterday afternoon. The program featured a discussion on international relations led by Mrs P. F. Wartman. Two new members, Mrs. E. L. Kelso and Mrs. E. J. Lloyd, were welcomed.

Hugh Harrington Seventeenth Street PF Wartman E. L. Kelso E J Lloyd

Piles Heal Up And Disappear

Many sufferers from Piles or Hemorrhoids have become despondent and believe there is no help. The ad promotes MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES a 60 cent box from May Drug Coar sour drugenst claiming immediate relief by reaching the source of the trouble and reducing the piles, often showing results in two days.

Rohrbachers honored at multiple parties after marriage

Lawrence Rohrbacher and his wife were feted at several gatherings hosted by family and friends. Invitations listed guests including Harold Hepker, Rose Rohrbacher, Esther Rohrbacher and Clarence Rohrbacher. Events featured games, scrapbooks and kitchen showers with prizes and coins.

Priine To Be the Wedding Rehearsed by Local Church Group

A village church drama titled Priine To be the Wedding is rehearsed by the Lyician somery of Olvet Pres gyienan church for public presentation at 7:45 p.m. The play precedes the wedding and features Mrs Lucy Martin and a cast including Mrs Florence Robertson Mrs Vera Bowser Mrs Dorothy Harger Mrs Clance Huitbran Mrs Mabel Frovrear Mrs Marie Picken Mrs Muriel Lewis Mrs Bertha Hinton and Mrs Nellie Buchanan. Mrs Star directs with refreshments served after the show.

Somery Olvet Presgyienan Fricar Rch Ihan Holven- Star Lucie Martin Florence Robertson Vera Bowser Dorothy Harger Clance Huitbranher Mabel Frovrear Marie Picken Muriel Lewis Bertha Hinton Nellie Buchanan

Farewell Parity Honors Mrs Dorsey From St Gertrudes

M Dorsey of 1954 B avenue was surprised at her home Tuesday evening by St Gertrudes Society of St Matthew's. Bridge was played at four tables with a 37 high score going to Mrs Raron Pedzmer and Mrs C H Starz. Refreshments followed and Mrs Dorsey received a gift. She and her family plan to move December 1 to a new home in Sioux City.

M . Dorsey B Avenue

DAR Meeting Saturday at Woman's Club Auditorium

Ashley chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plans a Saturday meeting in the Woman's club auditorium with speaker Miss Buey. International relations committee led by Mrs C W Boegel will hostesses. President General Mrs Russell Magna's birthday will be observed. Airs Vincent Condon hosted a postnuptial shower at 1819 Seventh Avenue SE for Mrs Lawrence Condon. attendees included Mrs W J Condon and many other local members.

Ashley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Woman's Club Vincent Condon Lawrence Condon Seventh Avenue Condon Evelyn Winn W J Condon Horton Charlyn Horton Eleanore Condon E. Kitch Whyla Kitch Charles Cramer Fred Janish Myrtle Winn H W. Schirm Thomas Condon Christina Marbach Fred Condon F J Baker L. Condon Laurence Condon

Birthday Surprise With Bridge At Mrs Hanover Home

Lynn Stauffer celebrated his birthday at 315 Center Point Road NE with a gathering hosted by Mrs. Helen Hanover. Guests played bridge and banco with prizes awarded to Kenneth Crooks Darrell Martin Lumtr Koltarik Don Thomas and John McDermott.

Lynn Stauffer Helen Hanover Center Point Road Banco Kenneth Crooks Darrell Martin Lumtr Koltarik Don Thomas John McDermott Margaret Melick Darrell Martin Mary Smith Mass Wilma Wells John John Lunar Kolarik Oohh Miskimen Doris Louise Sorum

Listebarger announce daughter Marguerite wed Henry Loufek

Mr and Mrs Elmer Listebarger announce the marriage of their daughter Marguerite to Henry Loufek of this city. The wedding occurred in Oquawka on Sept 28 with Miss Vermice Gilje and Frank Loufek of Cedar Rapids in attendance.

Elmer Listebarger Marguerite Henry Loufek Oquawka TL Vermice Gilje Frank Loufek Cedar Rapids

Circle card party at St Rita’s circle home

St Rita's circle of St Matthew's church held a card party after their meeting at Mrs John McDonald's home on Seventeenth Street SE. Prize winners were Mrs Charles Werner, Mrs Sid Stemlar, Mrs FG Blencoe, and Miss Lucile Stodola.

St Rita's St Matthew's Church John McDonald Seventeenth Street Charles Werner Sid Stemlar Fg, Blencoe Lucile Stodola

Church Groups Schedule Friday Meeting

The Christian Service class will meet Friday with Mr and Mrs O A Prather at 368 Seventh Avenue SW at 730 pm. Central Park Ald. The Ladies Aid society of Central Park Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs War’s home.

Christian Service O A Prather Seventh Avenue SW Central Park Ald Ladies Aid Society Centra Park Presbyterian Church

Community church groups schedule Friday gatherings

Vansen at 201 Twentieth Street NE hosts assist antresses for a roll call and a Thanksgiving thought. Kensington of St Pauls Methodist plans a 1 P M gathering at Mrs George Lidge home with assistants. May Frick Missionary lunch at Mrs J Herbeck, 857 Endteenth Street SE. St Elizabeths circle meets in school parlors with hostesses B Hod and T J Gurren. Trinity W F M S meets at Mrs A J Hoenseck 716 Eighth Street NW with D Lupton and W H Taylor assisting. Prothean class at Westminster meets at Mrs J Renwick McCulourch 3508 Ridgewood Terrace SE. St Elizabeths Guild hosts all day at Mrs Clark A Beems 377 Twenty first Street SE. Security Benefit association picnic at Moose Hall with 6 30 PM meal and a business meeting. Protheon Class of St Pauls at 1553 E Avenue NE Kensington hosted by J H Cline with assistants G L W Minehart E Birney H Keller S C Wiles. Police auxiliary meets Friday 7 30 PM at YWCA with hostesses M rs Harley Simon M rs Clifford Shannon and M rs John Stodola.

Trinity W. FL M.S Woman's Foreign Missionary Socety Trinity Methodist Church A. J. Hoenseck Eidhth Street Pam D. Lupton W HL Taylor B. F Wermer B. G. Gard George Chapman St. Elizabeth's Guild St Elizabeth’s Ghild St. John’s Church Clark A. Beems Twenty-first Street Protheon St. Paul's Church J H. Cline E Avenue NE Kensington Mes Games L. W Minehart Earl Birney Herman Keller S C Wiles

O Mahoney Named Wyoming Senator Victor in Appointment

Governor Miller selected Joseph C O Mahoney then assistant postmaster general to fill the late Senator John B Kendrick's seat in Wyoming. O Mahoney had risen from a western reporter to a prominent national figure and attended Kendrick's funeral in Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Wyo Joseph C O'Mahoney Roosevelt United States Wyoming Miler O'Mahoney John B Kendrick Kendrick

Seven Criminal Cases Are Dismissed In Court

Judge John T. Moffit dismissed seven criminal cases in district court on County Attorney G. K. Thompson's motion. Dismissed defendants include Rollie Palmer larceny Aug 23 Everett Robinson breaking and entering Mar 30 Mary Rozek liquor nuisance May 22 Lloyd Helbig failing to stop May 11 Walter Bower vagrancy Mar 21 Arthur Davis peace bond Oct 12 Spencer Snyder intoxication Nov 18 1932 on a prior appeal.

John T. Moffit G. K. Thompson Rollie Palmer Mary Rozek Lloyd Helbig Everett Robinson Walter Bower Arthur Davis Spencer Snyder Snyder G. 8S. Lightner

How to Be Cheerful by Edgar A. Guest

Poem urges cheerful living through selfless acts. It counsels forgetting self today and aiding others to find joy. The verses encourage helping neighbors, comforting the weary, and sharing life to escape sorrow.

Anamosa School Music Program Honors National Education Week

The Anamosa public school music department presents a program this evening at 7 30 in the high school auditorium featuring band music, glee club songs, and performances by grade children. There is no admittance fee.

Anamosa

Armistice Day Party Planned by Hanford Post

Hanford post American Legion announces a large Armistice day celebration at Memorial coliseum this Saturday evening. George Cervenka's orchestra will play from 9 PM to midnight with dancing and prize drawings for lucky numbers. Legion members and guests admitted on membership or proper ID. many out of town veterans expected.

Hanford Post American Legion Memorial Coliseum George Cervenka The Legion

New Phase Of Suit Against Collins Co To Be Started Soon

DES MOINES AP Within another week a new phase of the Equitable Life Assurance Society foreclosure suit against Collins Farms Co Cedar Rapids and others will begin. 55 farms remain to be described by witnesses as valuation debates continue with defense cross examining the schedule of valuations filed with the Iowa insurance commission. Motor vehicles pay 18 percent and railroads 1.4 percent of property valuation, an examiner notes.

Collins Co Des Moines Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States New York Burt Thompson Insurance Company Thompson Equitable Collins Farms Company Cedar Rapids H. M. Havner Iowa Insurance Commission Havner Hal Smith Clarion Smith

Lumber Dealers Meet on Administering Iowa Code

Lumber dealers and county chairmen from eleven Iowa counties gathered at Hotel Roosevelt to discuss administering the Code of Fair Competition for retail lumber and building materials. State officials W H Ladeaux and Frank Ward attended and led the discussion on code administration, including hours and wage scales and prohibitions on selling below cost. The code will set base costs including overhead as determined by the administrator’s code authority.

Iowa Association of Lumber and Buildine Hotel Roosevelt Iowa W. H. Ladeaux Des Moines Iowa Association of Lumber and Building Material Dealers Frank Ward Clinton Cedar Rapids

Banquet Outlines Shell Campaign Plans in Eastern Iowa

About 450 Shell Petroleum dealers and local officials gathered at Hotel Montrose to launch the new improved Super-Shell winter gasoline set for market on November 11 as part of an intensive advertising push. St. Louis and Kansas City speakers detailed distribution and sales efforts. In Marengo a guardianship suit, Buelow vs Buelow, settled for 3350.92 with 2041.59 plus 6 percent interest from 1923.

Shell Petroleum Corporation Iown Montrose P. C. Wilson D. S. Shepherd J. T. Irvine Marengo Iowa County Ernest L. Buelow Anna Buelow Buelow Hatter and Harned E. J. Sullivan

Winter-ize Your Car Ad Tips

Practical advice to protect a vehicle against freezing temperatures. Highlights routine checks, antifreeze levels, battery care, and engine block heater considerations. Includes quick steps for preparatory winter maintenance and safe storage reminders.

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