Neusil and Jayne Win City Bridge Titles at Roosevelt
Neusil and Jayne, along with Sonia Rosenbaum and James Epstein, topped the city duplicate contract bridge event at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday. Second honors went to Hardendorf Longueville and Irwin pairs as organizer Beattie announced the next tournament will be November 21 at the Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Neuzil
W M Jayne
Sonia Rosenbaum
James Epstein
Roosevelt Hotel
RB. S Hardendorf
Oliver Longueville
C. W Irwin
George E. Beattie
the Roosevelt
Mrs Delbert Ashby Hosts Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Delbert R Ashby entertained her bridge club at a luncheon Wednesday at her home 2520 Country Club Parkway SE. Mrs William Chamberlain of Winnetka Illinois, visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Don Barnes 308 Nassau Street SE, was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert R. Ashby
Country Club Parkway
Bridge Club
William Chamberlain
Winnetka, Ill
Don Barnes
Nassau Street
Mr and Mrs Alfred Nutt Visit New York City
Mr and Mrs Alfred Nutt of 360 Woodland Drive SE are in New York City staying at the Barbizon Plaza hotel and plan to return the first of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nutt
Woodland Drive
New York City
Barbizon Plaza Hotel
Local visitors and club meeting notes in Chicago
Mr and Mrs James E Hamilton and their son John T Hamilton II of 2345 Linden Drive SE are in Chicago stopping at the Blackstone hotel. Mrs R R Williamson reviewed Black Majesty by George W Vandercook at the Tuesday Study Club at Mrs Lester De Yarman's home on Twentieth Street NE. Mrs W E Warren gave current events, with Mrs H H Brownell and Mrs C Foster assisting in refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hamilton
John T. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Chicago
Blackstone Hotel
R. R. Williamson
George W. Vandercook
Lester de Yarman
Twentieth Street
W. E. Warren
H. H. Brownell
C . Foster
Modern Reading club reviews Queen Victoria by Benson
Mrs Robert Armstrong led a review of Queen Victoria by E F Benson at the Modern Reading club gathering on Wednesday. The meeting was hosted by Mrs E J North at 540 Forest Drive SE with luncheon served by Mrs Edward H Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armstrong
E. F. Benson
Modern Reading Club
E. J. North
Forest Drive
Edward H Kane
Local Families Visit Mexico and Missouri Military School Teens
Mrs Paul R Wagner and Mrs Robert McNabney returned from Mexico Missouri with Paul Wagner Jr and Leo Jackson of Bradley Ark students at Missouri Military School who spent their furlough with the Wagners. Mrs Georgia Hendrickson entertained at dinner for TNT club members Monday evening with guests Mrs Lawrence Furry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R Wagner
Robert McNabney
Mexico
Paul Wagner, Jr
Leo Jackson
Bradley, Ark
Missouri Military School
Wagner
Georgia Hendrickson
Second Street
TNT
Lawrence Furry
Rudolph Faymon
H L Maller
Joeondra
M. E. Fatka
Ridpath and Blick Wed in Independence Home Ceremony
Betty Ridpath and George W Blick son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Black of Independence married Friday at 530 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs R Leo Cuay 314 E Avenue NW The Rev J E Linkletter pastor of the Second Carstan church officiated at the ceremony in Independence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ridpath
George W Blick
Oscar Black
Independence
R. Leo Cuay
E Avenue
E. Linkletter
Second Carstan Church
Tonkwell
Connell Guests Include Thomson Kin Of Aven Nee
Mrs Thomsons parents Mr and Mrs W M Connell of Talavenue NE host guests at the Connell home. Catherine Connell of Des Moines Wisconsin joins the gathering as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Thomson
Aven
Mit
Surprise house party honors Ms Sereename Atta Mas Rs
A private evening at 21 G avenue NW hosted by Bette Seat Curtis featured guests Eunice Flannigan Jean Brabbit Tuite Dorothea Ribbe and Louise Karban. Dorothea Ribbe and Jean Brabbit won prizes at the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maro oSereename
Rts
Bette Seat
Curtis
G Avenue
Eunice Flannigan
Jean Brabbit
Tuite
Dorathea Ribbe
Louise Karban
Hadassah Plans Iowa State Convention at Cedar Rapids
Delegates from seven Iowa Hadassah chapters gather at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids for the first Iowa state convention. Rabbi David Polish will speak on the Rothschild Hadassah University Hospital linked to Hebrew University Medical School. Sessions begin 9 30 a m with a public luncheon and a radio talk by Mrs. A J Pearlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Midwest
Hadassah
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Palestine
United States
David Polish
Temple Judah
Rothschild - Hadassah University Hospital
Hebrew University Medical School
A. J. Pearlman
Chicago
Mid-West Region
Abe Kopel
Raymond Klass
Nathan Greenberg
Dial
East Side W C T U Serves November Dinner to Home Inmates
The East Side W C T U held its annual November dinner for inmates at the Home for Aged Women on Tuesday. More than fifty women attended with Mrs. T. D. Carns and her committee in charge of dining room and Mrs. Belle Delzell overseeing decorations. The program featured Roosevelt junior high glee club singers, six Negro spirituals, a playlet directed by Mrs. Nettie Sisam, and talks by Rev. J. Renwick McCullough about the fountain of youth. Additional performances included readings by Earl Youtzy and songs led by Miss Ruth Otto with guitar and piano by Woodrow Bontrager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
W C. T U
T. D. Carns
Belle Delzell
Delzell
Girls’ Glee Club
Roosevelt Junior
Van Vechten Guild Thanksgiving Dinner Plans
Plans for the Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church Thanksgiving dinner were finalized at a luncheon. The event will be held November 2 at the church and is open to the public with Mrs George Claassen as chairwoman and committee members Mrs L. E. Garwood and Mrs J C Hannahah. Hostesses were Mrs Roy Curray Mrs Charles Kratzer and Mrs J. R. Flaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
George Claassen
L. E. Garwood
J C “Ahannah
Roy Curray
Charles Kratzer
J. R. Flaney
Kappa Delta Alumnae Plan Christmas Party
Thirty alumnae attended a buffet supper meeting at the home of Stephen Pisdera on 356 Seventeenth Street. They planned a Christmas party with Miss Dorothy Manchester presiding and Miss Elinor Kendall, president of the Coe College active chapter, as guest. Assistants were Mr. A H Henkle, Mrs Z R Mills, and Miss Lucile Reynolds. a socity hour and bridge followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Stephen Pisdera
Seventeenth Street
Dorothy Manchester
Elinor Kendall
Coe College
A HH Henkle
Z R Mills
Lucile Reynolds
Cornell Professor Urges Mothers to Clarify Beliefs on God
Dr Alberta Munkres of Cornell College spoke before seventy St Pauls Mothers Club members on how mothers should decide their stance on prayer and teaching. She urged a loving God as taught by Jesus and highlighted varying child conceptions of God. Mrs Max Burrell led devotions and Mrs W L Barnard performed lullabies before a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Munkres
Religious Education Department
Cornell College
St. Paul's
Hugh Duxbury
John Culver
Cecil Watrous
H. E. Page
Nichols Hosts to Light Company Heads
Mr and Mrs E G Nichols will host a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids before a joint meeting of the Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown divisions of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. Guests include division managers from Mount Vernon Marion Marshalltown and Toledo and their wives. Louise Hathaway home service director and Harold Hunt of Marshalltown will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Nichols
Meadowbrook Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Nichols
Mount Vernon
Marion
Toledo
Louise Hathaway
Home Service
Harold Hunt
Hunt
Chi Omega Alumnae Dinner Meeting Tuesday
Thirty six alumnae of Chi Omega sorority met for dinner and a business session with Mrs C W Perkins at 2256 Bever avenue SE Tuesday evening. Mrs H M Soper Mrs B E Ruston and Mrs Raymond Moore assisted the hostess. Miss Wilda Burge of Millersburg and Miss Helen Burt of Marion were out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
C. W. Perkins
Bever Avenue
H. M. Soper
B. E. Ruston
Raymond Moore
Wilda Burge
Millersburg
Helen Burt
Marion
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Hosts Annual Art Day
Seventy five members and guests of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club art department attended the annual guest day at the club home. Mrs E M Soboda spoke on a Canada trip and St Anne de Beaupre shrine. About fifty local artworks were on display with Mrs S R Hawkins and Mrs C A Novotny presiding at a white and silver tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
F. W. Mulson
Novotny
Forman
Sutliff
J. L. Bigger
Dempsy Jones
W. E. Hampton
Mildred Mac Danel
Miss Eulalie Hauser Heads to Chicago for Concerts
Miss Eulalie Hauser of 1537 Fifth Avenue SE travels to Chicago for several concerts and Rudolph Reuter’s master classes at the American Conservatory of Music. She will be gone about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalie Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Rudolph Reuter
American Conservatory of Music
Mrs Adam Wagner Visits Ober Family in West Union
Mrs. Adam Wagner of West Union is a guest of Mr and Mrs C L Ober at 413 Tenth Street SE this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Wagner
West Union
C L. Ober
Tenth Street
Oberer and Cave Wed in Iowa City Ceremony
Rose C Douglas daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank X Oberer of 622 Tenth Avenue SW and James L Cave of Oxford Junction were married Saturday at high noon in Iowa City. Rev W Dy singer Lutheran church pastor officiated. They will reside in Oxford Junction where Mr Cave is an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose C Douglas
Frank X Oberer
Tenth Avenue
James L Cave
Oxford Junction
Iowa City
Alma J Knock and Louis A Brousard Wed in Cedar Rapids
Alma J Knock of Chicago and Louis A Brousard of Cedar Rapids married here November 5 by Justice of the Peace W J S Grunewald. They will reside at 516 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma J) Knock
Chicago
Louis A Brousard
Cedar Rapids
W JS Grunewald
Fourth Avenue
West Side Quilting Club Meeting With Mrs Brague
The West Side Willing Workers quilting club meets Thursday from 1 to 4 pm with Mrs Ellen Brague at 1235 N street SW. A shower for Mrs Brague and al piente luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Willing Workers Quilting Club
Ellen Brague
Brague
al Piente
Polk P T A Meets For Parents Night At Central Park Church
Four hundred attendees gathered at Central Park Presbyterian church auditorium for Polk school P T A. president Mrs Henry Haegge introduced Miss Inga Tapper and Coe College leader Thomas Hayden who urged parents to visit the school. Coe College figures William Burger and Ariel Cross presented talks and musical numbers were performed by students under Miss Helen Shoemaker Miss Isabel Kratz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lou Haegg
Janice Clark
Don Hastings
Robert Safely
Norman Rice
Mary Ellen Rogers
Girls Glee Club Performs Three Selections
The performers Marilyn Van de Walker Mary Evelyn Robbins Phyllis Millraith Enid Dickson Roberta Eckhart and Maralee Chase were featured as the girls glee club directed by Miss Kelley sang three selections in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn van de Walker
Mary Evelyn Robbins
Phyllis Millraith
Enid Dickson
Roberta Eckhart
Maralee Chase
Girls’ Glee Club
Miss Kelley
P T A programs And meetings across three districts
Cleveland P T A held a China themed meeting with Mrs. John T. Liddle sharing travel experiences and third graders presenting poems and speeches under Miss Lucille Pogge. Articles were displayed and a Thanksgiving basket drive was announced for Nov 26 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P. T. A
China
John T. Liddle
Lucille Pogge
Monticello
A. J. Anderson
L. A. Buffington
Ed Miller
D. L Williams
M. F. Harmon
E. W. Lundquist
A. C. Hinton
J. T. Jensen
E. E. Eichler
L. T. Paula
Street Begins Sinking At A Ave Third Street
City workmen investigate a sinkhole at the intersection of Third Street and A Avenue NE after a truck damaged pavement revealing a hollow about six feet deep. The sunk area spans about twelve feet in diameter and is fenced off while a shaft to determine the cause reaches thirteen feet with no unusual conditions found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Roosevelt Urges Banks To Cut Real Estate Interest
President Roosevelt urged lower real estate loan rates to boost recovery and use bank reserves effectively. He cited high mortgage costs and described cases where six percent rates limited expansion, noting pirate rates had largely ended and that examiners’ concerns focus on excessive real estate lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
East
Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Mathew Ruzicka and Mary Sem oha both of Cedar Rapids. Lewis A Broussard and Alma J. Knock both of Cedar Rapids. Clarence Ruley of Anamosa and Lizae Gergits of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Ruzicka
Mary Semoha
Cedar Rapids
Lewis A Broussard
Alma J. Knock
Clarence Ruley
Anamosa
Lizae Gergits
Monticello
Understanding People and the Types of Personalities
A magazine style feature explains extravert and introvert traits through the characters Bill and Henry Clifton. It promotes a 40 page Home Institute booklet Success In Handling Types, offering simple scientific principles for sizing up people and oneself to improve interactions, with a coupon to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Name and Address Request Card
The notice asks for the name and address of the recipient. Please print the full name, street address, city, and state plainly for processing.
New Will Rogers Picture Sets Box Office Record
New Will Rogers posthumous film Steamboat Round the Bend outgrosses his prior works by over 40 percent, according to Twentieth Century Fox. Earnings totals for all Rogers pictures were not released. Rogers’ final film In Old Kentucky is due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Will Rogers
Rogers
Alaska
Twentieth Century- Fox Films
Twentieth Century-Fox
Old Kentucky
Canadian Pact Likely Signed Thursday
President Roosevelt said he authorized the U S signature on the Canadian American reciprocal trade treaty but no signing time was set. Prime Minister King of Canada is expected Thursday and Secretary Hull may sign for the United States. Details of tariff reductions remain undisclosed until signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
King of
Canada
Hull
United States
Mississippian Named To U. S. Tax Board
President Roosevelt named John A. Tyson of Mississippi to the board of tax appeals in Washington. Tyson's appointment adds a new member to the federal tax appeals panel and signals a continuation of wartime administrative needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Tax Board
Washington
Roosevelt
John A. Tyson
Mississippi
Board of Tax Appeals
Governor Olson Tries to Contain Prize Hog During Bet
Big Boy Floyd from Iowa trod a carpeted floor in the Minnesota governor's office after a wager with Governor Clyde Herring of Iowa over the Minnesota Iowa football result. The 265 pound hog was to be delivered by Herring and will be shown at the junior livestock show in South St Paul as 4 H members attend the pig's display and essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Floyd B. Olson
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Minnesota
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Neusil
Jayne
Rosenbaum-Epstein
Win S. Ashby
Alfred Nutts
James E, Hamiltons
Mrs. DE Yarman
Missouri
T. N. T. Club
Ridpath-Black
Connells
Betty Jane Curtis
First Avenue
Thomas Park
Kemble
Kappa Delta
Cornell
Mothers’ Club
CHI Omega
Miss Hauser
Obers
Douglas Cave
Brousard
West Side Workers
P. T. A. Meetings
Dairy Dale P.T. A
Dairy Dale P. T. A
Dairy Dale
Big Springs
van Buren P. T. A
R. F. Taft
Mothers’ Chorus
F. Ehrenberger
J. Bruna
C. C. Pitlik
Cletus Erlacher
Burton Watkins
L. K. McKee
Jerry Nemec
Joe Gaskill
E. Johns
A. H. Schluntz
Edward Baye
Frank Suchomel
Taft
Nanna Nelson
Sadie Cowden
Ruth Webster
Mary Fults
Lena Kerr
Lillian Serbousek
Leone Burgert
Helen Johnson
Flossie Grafft
Bernette Lind
Eleanor Taylor
Anna Olson
Marian Putnam
Wallace Bi
Bill
Alice
Henry Clifton
Henry
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