German youth reshaped by war and women’s franchise
Miss Emmy Beckman of Germany told the American Association of University Women in Cedar Rapids that women’s suffrage ends a long silence and invites new cooperation. She described wartime hardship, inflation, and education disruption, noting rising unemployment, political awakening among youth, growing communist influence, and Germany’s limited disarmament amid rising armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Beckman
American Association of University Women
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Prof Crawford Recital Highlights Women’s Club Program
Louise Crawford of Coc college presented her own musical works with piano and violin pieces, accompanied by Prof Joseph Kitchin and soprano Ruth Ebling Massey. The Woman’s club audience enjoyed a varied program with tea served afterward and orchid decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Crawford
Coc College
Woman's Club
Miss Crawford
Joseph Kitchin
Ruth Ebling Massey
E. D. Yount
Sponsors Named for Coe R O T C Battalion and Band
The induction of sponsors for Coe College R O T C units took place in the men's gym drill room as winter weather canceled the parade. Miss Bernice Knickerbocker of Fairfax and Miss Virginia Vane of Cedar Rapids were presented, along with company sponsors Miss Mary Louise Zbanek, Miss Gwen Storey, and Miss Kveta Vondracek, by Cadet officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Hne
Bernice Knickerbocker
Fairfax
Robert Packard
Centerville
Miss Knickerbocker
Packard
Virginia Vane
Cedar Rapids
Roger Weismann
Davenport
Mary Louise Zbaneck
Gwen Storey
Kveta Vondracek
Arthur Ziemer
Robert Auracher
Louis Taylor
Gary
Ind
Frederick West
Chicago
Donald Neary
Stratford
Texas
Staten Ball
Panama Canal Zone
Lieut. Ball
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miss Vane
Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Zbanek
Miss Storey
Chi Omega
Vondracek
Pleiades
Coe Students Vote Tuesday on Campus Beauties and Representatives
Coe College students will ballot next Tuesday for campus beauties and for representative senior men and women. Fifteen candidates compete for each honor with nominations by the Acorn staff. Ballots will choose four beauties and ten representatives. results await the 1994 Acorn issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Acorn
Coe
Jean Ballantyne
Modesta Kelley
Jane LaPlant
Dorothy Williams
Eveta Vondracek
Dorothy Howe
Gwen Storey
Cedar Rapids
Edith Benson
Davenport
Jane Bradfield
Fort Madison
Eleanor Jane Davis
Oelwein
Ruth Johnson
Hutchinson
Mary Louise Zbanek
Zeta Colee
Iowa City
Georgia Linter
Joliet
Tll
Teresa Naso
Marion
Ruth Swartzell
Olin
Charles Daniel
Kenneth Strang
Robert Troyak
Robert Kubins
Joe Biggs
Marvin Bailey
Springville
Robert Gunn
Donald Miller
Boone
Leslie Higgins
Frederick West
Chicago
Kenneth Kent
Nashua
Warren Lofgren
Pecatonica
Ill
Robert Packard
Centerville
Ernest Rasmussen
Atlantic
James Breen
Elgin
Coe College Plans Armistice Day Observance
Coe college students will observe Armistice Day with an informal dance Thursday night in the men’s gymnasium reception room limited to 75 men and 75 women. Friday morning ROTC members will participate in ceremonies at island plaza and all classes will be dismissed. Guests include Dean Mary Bell and Prof and Mrs A W Meyer with several chaperons. The dance is sponsored by the Coe student council with Miss Kveta Vondracek in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Island Plaza
Mary. Bell
A. W. Meyer
John M. Henry
J. F. Yothers
Wesley F Kubichek
Laura Pearle Stewart
Coe Student Council
Kveta Vondracek
U C T Auxiliary Sponsors Benefit Bridge Party
The United Commercial Travelers auxiliary No 11 will sponsor a benefit bridge party Saturday evening on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Montrose. Refreshments, high scores prizes, and table prizes are planned. Play begins at 8 p.m. Committee members include Mrs Harry V. Morgan chair, Mrs Lloyd Connolly, Mrs R T Cole, Mrs V A Bergen, Mrs Hunter Baylor, Mrs E P Clement, Mrs R L Maize, and Mrs F P Ralston. Reservations may be made with committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary No. 11
Montrose
Harry V. Morgan
Lloyd Connolly
R. T. Cole
V. A. Bergen
Hunter Baylor
E. P Clement
R. L. Maize
F. P. Ralston
Court ruling clarifies second day of term in Iowa case
In Linn County Iowa the court held Wednesday to be the second day of the term after months of debate by the Linn County Bar and judges. The Perpetual Savings and Loan Co versus H R Corwin et al raised whether notice was valid since election day was the second day and a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Linn County Bar Association
A. B. Clark
John T. Moffit
F. O. Ellison
Perpetual Savings and Loan Company
H R. Corwin Et al
Equity Assignment Is Made By Judge Clark
A new district court equity assignment by Judge A B Clark takes effect Thursday and runs through November 18. The list shows cases dated November 14 to 18 including Andrew Supt vs Linn County Savings Bank, Perpetual Savings and Loan suits, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co vs Burge, and several estate, mortgage, and bank actions. Also noted are property replat details for Richmond's 5th addition and a $2 169 29 deed recorded October 27 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
A. B. Clark
Andrew
Linn County Savings Bank
Smith
Koubal
Bessie George
Carpenter
Paulson
Perpetual Savings and Loan
Boyle
Drummond
Monson
Johnson
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Burge
Helm
Blanche Falt
Theo J. Falt
Perpetual
Clara Belle Dice Roc
Joseph Bartosh
Mary Horak
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
McGowan
Brown
Darragh
Knolk
Kemper
Security Realty Company
Burke
Madery
Tharp
Knapp
Heyman
Moffit
Doud
Penn
Local Teacher Engaged to Des Moines Man
Announcement made at Butterfly tea shop in Cedar Rapids reveals Miss Alice Seeley daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Seeley of Dubuque engaged to Harry M Lyddon formerly of this city now in Des Moines son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lyddon of Brainerd Minnesota. Twenty two guests attended bridge at the venue as the announcement was made. The wedding is planned for early winter. Miss Seeley a Drake university graduate member of Kappa Kappa Gamma has taught in Arthur and Garfield schools and will teach until Thanksgiving. Lyddon a Lake Forest college graduate works for Quaker Oats currently based in Des Moines. They will reside in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfly Tea
Alice Seeley
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Seeley
Dubuque
Harry M. Lyddon
Des Moines
Arthur Lyddon
Brainerd
Minn
Bridge
Miss Seeley
Drake University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Arthur and
Garfield
Lyddon
Lake Forest College
Quaker Oats Company
West Liberty and Town News In Brief highlights events
West Liberty reports homecoming Friday with a dance, music and boxing ball game. Rotary luncheon features L F Lewis and George Quire presenting Musky Fishing in Northern Canada. Mrs. Louie Schooley Forbes, former resident, dies in New Jersey. cremation planned and ashes to West Liberty. Lenox Nut Shell issue at Hopkinton previews staff. Belle Plaine notes Armistice anniversary parade and a dance. Maynard presents Laugh Clown at high school with Hazel Hodson patriotic program. Other brief items cover Armistice talks at Rotary, funeral for Louisa Cruse, and Armistice day address by Thomas Thomsen in Elkader area. West Liberty PTA program and student activities announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Lesle Grigg
K. C. Smith
S T.carter
A. H. Ditmars
Raymond Atkins
George Quire
J. E. Kimball
Louie Schooley Forbes
Claude Schooley
Perth Amboy
S. W. Koster
Sadie Fenstermaker
Stella DeForest
New Jersey
Abbey Fenstermaker
Howell Hise
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oak Ridge
Hopkinton
Gertrude Reeve
James Littlefield
Mary Elisabeth Gearhart
Ruth Herington
Francis Donahoe
Grace Allen
Howard Kirkwood
Margaret Demaree
Walter Blaser
Marion Cloud
Scetty MacAllister
W. P. Lord
Belle Plaine
John, Jennings Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Eighth Avenue
Twelfth Street
National Hall
Maynard
Edgar Wolfe
Mildred Vargason
Mary Jane Sykes
Roberta Schultz
Martha Loeb
Mabel Haas
Paul Hoehne
Raymond Glen
Harold Garland
Emma Grosahl
Donald Bartels
Betty Meyer
Erwin Schrader
Harold Sanders
Fern Hileman
Gertrude Bachle
Eleanor Barnes
Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Mason's Dining Hall
Mrs. Ostrander Rites Planned At Methodist Church
Ward Ostrander in 1876 preceded her in death eight years ago. She is survived by three sons Clyde Fayette Harold Alpha and Clinton Tyndale. Funeral to be held Thursday at the Methodist church conducted by Rev E S Selden. Tipton Henry H Wolf 68 dies in Iowa City hospital. Interment in Masonic cemetery. Verla Lane and Ned Richardson marry at the Lane home with Rev F C Grieve officiating. Ned Richardson son of Minnie Richardson works for McKeag Brothers bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Thomas Thomsen
Elkader
American Legion
Mechanicsville
Marion McKibben
Will
Here
William
Helen Borkenhagen
Omaha
Mary McLaren
Florence McLaren
Manilla
Elia Moranville
Guide Rock
Neb
Nancy Scott
Alice Trump
Douglas
Robert
John
Albro Armentrot
Dallas Armentrot
DeWitt
Rose Hill Cemetery
West Liberty
Jessie Waln
H. J. Wenger
Five Little Peppers
Janet Luse
Hattie Mae Smith
Marjorié McMahon
Dorothy Jean Inghram
Donald McCabe
Robert Hawker
Donald Bennett
Lester Henderson
Adelade Stober
Mabel Snedlacker
University of Town
West Union
Jennie Ostrander
Rochester
P. E. Sheets
Tipton
C. R. Basley
Iowa City
Manchester
Verla Lane
Ned Richardson
J. E. Lane
F. C. Grieve
Minnie Richardson
McKeag
Turner Leads Second Precinct In City Race
Governor Dan Turner carried the Second Cedar Rapids precinct by 694 to 421 over Democratic opponent Governor-Elect Clyde Herring of Des Moines in Tuesday’s general election. An error in recording returns caused Wednesday’s Gazette to list Herring with 721 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Turner
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Herring
Des Moines
Herring
Birth: Donald Eugene Butts Born to Leon and Mrs Butts
A son, Donald Eugene Butts, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Butts at 1606 M Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Butts
M Street
Donald Eugene Butts
Youthful Hobo Steals Ride On Buses Hideaway Under Baggage Cover
A 12 year old boy Joseph Charvat from South Omaha, hiding under a bus baggage cover, rode to Cedar Rapids from St Charles Illinois. He left home after alleged beatings by his stepfather and said he had begged his way through six states aiming for California. He was taken to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Joseph Charvat
Cedar Rapids
St. Charles
California
Polk Street
Thieves Loot Highway Lunchroom Near Cedar Rapids
Thieves broke into the Frank Sprynel lunchroom on highway 30 east of Cedar Rapids between 1:30 and 5:30 am Wednesday. They seized food and beverages including five cases of near beer, tobacco, ham, pies, candy and cigars, via a side window and exited through a side door. Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus and Deputy Jay Davis investigated the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sprynel
Cedar Rapids
Sprynel
Joseph A. Petrus
Jay Davis
Jerren Tea Promises Rapid Weight Loss In Ads
An old advertisement touts Jerren Tea as a safe, drug free method to lose 3 to 6 pounds weekly by counteracting fat forming elements in foods and burning fatty tissues. It claims quick weight loss and health benefits, with orders via Jerren Remedies in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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A.A.U.W
Germany
Sneven
Oene
Communist Party
Hitler
Miss Beckman
Prof. Crawford
Montrose Terrace
Best Hotel
Coe R.O. T. C. Battalion
Montieur
Tru-Ait Clits
U. C. T. Auxiliary
Lyman’s
Court House News
Iowa News
Rotary Club
R. L. Hancock
Bob Burrows
C. J. Snitkay
H. J. Hartman
Vinton Lee
Mecnanicsville
Louisa Cruse
St. Mary's Church
Father Frenken
B. J. Cruse
Plainfield
Joseph
Stanwood
Elmer
A. W. Cruse
Barbara Grell
Ella York
Margaret Platte
Clarence
Luzetta Larsen
Fiona Kline
Martha
Er Ance Hileren
Turner
Highway
Lapes
Dial
the Floristo
Blackhawk
Olmata
Gedunkers
Colonia
Northwestern Oil Company
Northwestern Oil Co
Street NE
Marion Oil CO
8Th Avenue
JIMS
Lisbon Oil Company
Lisbon
Markham
Urbana
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