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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1936

Page

7

Coe Students To Have Pigskin Prom Tonight

Coe College hosts a Pigskin Prom in the recreation room of the men's gymnasium to celebrate winning the Midwest conference title. Ray Alder son's orchestra will perform a ten-dance program. Guests include Coach and Mrs Moray L Eby and several deans and doctors as chaperons.

College Ray Alderson Moray L. Eby Forest Rutgers Thomas Hayden H. M. Gage C. Harve Geiger

Carrie Thomas Hosts 8-L Class Tea at Daughter’s Home

Mrs Carrie Thomas teacher of the Three L class of the First Christian church entertained about forty class members at a tea Friday afternoon at her daughter’s home 1508 A avenue NE Mrs C Westrom and Mrs W M Moravec poured Rev Mr and Mrs Blaine were special guests and Mrs Hesser assisted Mrs Thomas

Carrie Thomas First Christian Church Jay C. Westrom W. M. Moravec Blaine Hesser Thomas

Mrs Raymond Klass Heads Midwest Hadassah Conference

Mrs Raymond Klass of 112 Twenty seventh street NE will attend the eleventh annual Midwest Region Hadassah conference in Gary Indiana on November 14 and 15. She serves as Iowa vice president of the region.

Raymond Klass Twenty-seventh Street Gary Ind Hadassah Klass Iowa

Mozart Club Audition Set for November at Montrose Terrace

The Mozart club invites prospective members to audition on November 28 at 10 a.m. at Montrose Terrace. Interested parties should contact Grace Listebarger by phone for details.

Mozart Club Montrose Terrace Grace Listebarger Dial

Rezanka Newbauer Ties City Wedding in Chicago

Lily Ann Rezanka and William Newbauer, both of Chicago, united in marriage November 7 at Blessed Agnes church in Chicago. The couple, former Cedar Lords residents, will reside in Chicago.

Lily Ann Rezanka Mathew Rezanka William Newbauer P. Newbauer Chicago Blessed Agnes Church William Piachetka Rezanka Cedar Lords Marie Rezanka Leonard Barwig Blanche Rezanka

Sixteenth Birthday Party For Robert Nelson

Robert Nelson celebrated his sixteenth birthday at a Friday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of 408 Ninth Avenue SW. Guests included Irma Zahradnik Miriam Stehlik Charles Pric Mary Klumpar Ednad Tajzler William Harrison John Hensley Robert Magree Charleene Lorenc Charles Brayton Josephine Brayton Norma Nemec David Thompson Donald Hollister and Glenn Kirby. Prizes were won by David Thompson and Mary Krumpar at bunco.

Robert Nelson Charles Nelson Ninth Avenue Irma Zahradnik Miriam Stehlik Charles Pric Mary Klumpar Ednad Tajzler William Harrison John Hensley Robert Magree Charleene Lorenc Charles Brayton Josephine Brayton Norma Nemec David Thompson Donald Hollister Glenn Kirby Mary Krumpar Bunco

VFW Auxiliary Reports Sale and Community Works

The VFW auxiliary met at Memorial hall. Mrs White reported on the ir sale and a party for helpers. Mrs Tillie Dvorak spoke of a visit and gift boxes for war veterans at Oakdale. Donations were given to Musketeer drum corps national home and hospital fund. A carpet rag sewing for Knoxville hospital is set for Dec 2 at 7 p.m. at Mrs F P Siebert's home 1045 GC avenue NW.

Memorial Hall

Shellsburg Couple Wed at Sister’s Home

Miss Elva Mae Gillen daughter of Mr and Mrs Porter Gillen and Ralph Kaut son of Mr and Mrs George W Kaut both of Shellsburg were united in marriage Thursday at the bride’s sister Mrs LeRoy Thomas and Mr Thomas 1226 Avenue NW officiated by Rev Nelson C Dreier. Miss Helen Roszell and Everett Garrison attended. The couple will reside on a farm near Shellsburg.

Elva Mae Gillen Porter Gillen Ralph Kaut George W. Kaut Shellsburg LeRoy Thomas Thomas Avenue NW Nelson C. Dreier Helen Roszell Everett Garrison Kaut

Hutchinson Guests From Charles City and Decorah Visit

Mr and Mrs F D Hutchinson host their son H F Hutchinson and Mrs Hutchinson of Charles City with their son Michael for the weekend. Mrs B J McKay of Decorah, a two week guest, will depart for home early next week.

F. D. Hutchinson Park Terrace SE H. F. Hutchinson Hutchinson Charles City Michael B. J. McKay Decorah

Allah Lota Alofa Christmas Party and Drive

Miss Thora Herr hosted Allah Lota Alofa class at First Evangelical Church with Miss Charlene Canaday in charge of the annual giving basket. Donations are due at Mrs. George Stauffacher’s home by November 24. The next meeting plans a Christmas party at Miss Frances Stewart’s home on December 14.

Thora Herr Tenth Street Allah Lota Alofa First Evangelical Church Charlene Canaday George Stauffacher First Avenue NW Frances Stewart Eighteenth Street

Ninety Attend Philathea Class Luncheon at St Pauls

Ninety members and guests of the Philathea class of St. Pauls Methodist church met for lunch Friday at Mrs. Carl Linge’s home. Miss Ruby Byers spoke briefly. Mrs. C. W. Reames announced music by Mrs. W. L. Barnard Jr. and singing by Mrs. Arthur Fis her. Planning and helpers listed. Sunday school meets Sundays at 9:45 am in the Philathea room. Next Kensington meeting set for Dec 11 at the Home for Aged Women.

St. Paul’s Methodist Church Carl Linge Ruby Byers C. W. Reames W. L. Barnard, Jr Arthur Fisher A. A. Bagley Ways and Means W. F. Cooper J W. Lightner F. J. Lightner C. L. Stookey J. A. Yessler Guy E. Hillier L. C. Jefferis H. M. Hill C. W. Whipple C. W. Walser G. A. Johnson H. W. Clements Philathea Kensington Home For

Mrs Merritt and Mrs Wyant Return From Chicago

Mrs Emily P Merritt of 363 Fifteenth Street SE and her daughter Mrs E H Wyant of Waterloo have returned after a ten day stay in Chicago.

Emily P. Merritt Fifteenth Street E. H. Wyant Waterloo Chicago

Friendship Circle Seeks Christmas Plans After Luncheon

Mrs. Vernon E. Lichtenstein hosted the Friendship Circle of the King's Daughters at a dessert luncheon and meeting on Thursday. Mrs. Philip Gaines presided and Mrs. Hamp ton Lee Aust led devotions with a Thanksgiving reading. Plans for Christmas were made and sewing followed. Mrs. E. K. Steul will entertain the circle November 27.

Vernon E. Lichtenstein Avenue Drive Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters Philip Gaines Hampton Lee Aust Louise Leibert J. Stuart McQuiston Ways and Means Lee Beardsley

Kensington G I A meeting hosted by Mrs Rupe at 505 Third Ave

Mrs Harry Rupe entertained the G I A Kensington to the B of L E at her home on Wednesday. Present were numerous Mesdames including Mary McFarlane Maude Jensen Margaret Brady Jennie McArdle Mary Jacobs Ella Willmers Edith Fullerton Idah Forsythe Claudia Jackson May Iosty Minnie Dean Carrie Doran Bertha Mertens Flora Blum Ina Meeker Marietta Turkle Laura Rutan Joy Huston Lulu Rutan Edna Dusek Irene Phelns Theodosia McEndree Jessie Rowe Mabel Heaton Susie Smith Clara Pifer Bessie Parlis Lou Iosty Minnie McDaniels Frances Herr. Hostesses were Mesdames Rupe Turkle Doran and Rutan.

Harry Rupe Third Avenue G. I. A. Kensington B. of L. E Mary McFarlane Maude Jensen Margaret Brady Jennie McArdle Mary Jacobs Ella Willmers Edith Fullerton Idah Forsythe Claudia Jackson May Iosty Minnie Dean Carrie Doran Bertha Mertens Flora Blum Ina Meeker Marietta Turkle Laura Rutan Joy Huston

P T A Meeting Highlights School Program

P T A met Thursday at the school with Mrs Beatrice Pidima presiding. The 2B pupils presented songs and poems. Irene and Anna Gianedakis performed a violin solo. A card party was announced for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. The Iowa Electric Light and Power home lighting department presented a playlet. Group singing closed the program. Refreshments were hosted by sixth grade mothers.

Buchanan P. T. A Beatrice Pidima Irene Gianedakis Anna Gianedakis George Westcot Ways and Means Montrose Hotel Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Robert O. Bickel John F. Stodola Leonard V. Koch Emil Hurka Frank Jesina, Jr

Hayes P T A Meeting Features School Awards

Hayes P T A met Thursday in the school auditorium. The attendance banner went to Miss Mary Campbell's room. After business, a playlet was performed by the home lighting department of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company.

Hayes P. T. A Mary Campbell Hone Lighting Department Iowa Electric Light and Power Company

Mrs Bean Honored At Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. Josephine Bean of 1004 First Street SW was surprised by twelve friends at her home on Friday with a birthday party and luncheon. Flowers were presented to Mrs Bean.

Josephine Bean First Street Bean

Mrs Reif Returns From Dix Ill Visit

Marie Reif of 1034 Tenth Street SW has returned from Dix Ill where she spent a week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Earl Sedlacek.

Marie Reif Tenth Street Dixon, Ill Earl Sedlacek

First Christian Couples Class Banquet Held at Second Church

The eleventh annual banquet of the First Christian couples class was held Friday at the Second Christian church with 48 members and guests. Mrs. Jay Hesser and Mrs. Charles Stocker led singing, Fred Fleming spoke on Why a Couples Class, Miss Mary Irene MacLaughlin played piano solos and accompanied Dora Cargin, Rev. I. E. Linkletter spoke, and Mrs. Lester Martinek, president, served as toastmaster. Dinner and program planning were by Mrs. John Geiger.

First Christian Church Second Christian Church Jay Hesser Charles Stocker Fred Fleming Mary Irene MacLaughlin Dora Cargin I. E. Linkletter Lester Martinek John Geiger

Shower honors two soon-to-be brides at Mrs Coyne home

Mrs Gaie Coyne hosted twenty guests at a Wednesday shower for Miss Rita Geeseman and Miss Bernita May at 113 Tenth Street SE. Geeseman heads to Seattle to wed R G Walla. May will wed Charles Claypool of Terril in December. Miss Mary Margaret Neiers of Iowa City attended as an out of town guest.

Gaie Coyne Tenth Street Rita Geeseman Bernita May Geeseman Seattle Wash R. G. Walla May Charlies Claypool Terril Claypool Mary Margaret Neiers Iowa City

Birthday honors for Joyce Ann Reinert

Mrs. C. W. Reinert of 1353 Burch avenue NW entertained on Thursday for her daughter Joyce Ann's fourth birthday. Guests included June Kuba Peggy Paterson Joann Cook Maud Marie Muller Janet Villers Jimmy Klima Terry Snider Dan Perrine and Mesdames Rollo Perrine Quentin Snider Paul Paterson George Villers and Miss Alice McCarthy.

C. W. Reinert Burch Avenue Joyce Ann June Kuba Peggy Paterson Joann Cook Maud Marie Muller Janet Villers Jimmy Klima Terry Snider Dan Perrine Rollo Perrine Quentin Snider Paul Paterson George Villers Alice McCarthy

St Wenceslaus CYO girls host shipwreck party

The St Wenceslaus CYO girls athletic unit directed by Miss Lillian Majewski held a shipwreck party in the gym Thursday evening. Prizes for best costumes went to Lillian Brozda Frances Navratil Margie Miller and Agnes Navratral.

St. Wenceslaus Cyo Girls Lillian Majewski Lillian Brozda Frances Navratil Margie Miller Agnes Navratil

Humphreys Return From Excelsior Springs Visit

Mr and Mrs L H Humphreys of 1914 Park avenue SE returned home after a week long stay at Excelsior Springs Missouri.

L. H. Humphreys Park Avenue SE Excelsior Springs

Philanthropic Dept Reports Guild Quota Reached

The Needlework Guild quota for the Cedar Rapids Women's Club was reported at 100 percent during a Friday department meeting at the club house. Mrs. A. J. Prucha chaired the session as tea was served by hostesses Mrs. James Kennedy and Mrs. P. M. Davis.

Eee Cedar Rapids Oman A. J. Prucha James Kennedy P. M. Davis

Miss Putnam Shower Honored By Delores Fleming Host

Miss Delores Fleming hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1601 Sixth Avenue SE in honor of Miss Mildred Putnam and her forthcoming marriage to C. G. Lorene set for November 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Miles Putnam in Maquoketa. Assistants included Miss Hermina Roskamp Beulah Slocum and Esther Torrance.

Delores Fleming Sixth Avenue SE Mildred Putnam C. G. Lorene Miles Putnam Maquoketa Hermina Roskamp Beulah Slocum Esther Torrance

Twelfth Birthday Celebrated for Joseph Afflerbaugh

Mrs. J M Afflerbaugh hosted a Friday dinner at 1726 C Avenue NE for her son Joseph to mark his twelfth birthday. Thanksgiving favors were shared and games entertained guests Gordon Dal sb o, John Engberg, Keith Deal, Donald Gray, Harold Smith, Tom Grayston and Bob Hinkin.

J. M. Afflerbaugh C Avenue NE Joseph Gordon Dalsbo John Engberg Keith Deal Donald Gray Harold Smith Tom Grayston Bob Hinkin

Miss Eugenia Kelly Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday

Eugenia Kelly of 2029 Washington Avenue SE was honored at a surprise party on her eighteenth birthday Friday evening at her home. Sixteen guests attended.

Eugenia Kelly Washington Avenue

10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette

Isabelle Long, 18 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O C Long, suffered facial cuts yesterday when her father’s car collided with another at First Avenue and Tenth Street E Miss Margaret Barnes, local Girl Reserve secretary, has been elected chairman of the Eastern Iowa division of adult guidance councils for two years Mrs Frank D Wasson has returned from Sturgis, SD Fred J Dawley, formerly of this city and now assistant general attorney for the Chicago Surface Lines, is visiting Maurice Cahill

Isabelle Long O. C. Long First Avenue Tenth Street Margaret Barnes Eastern

Fiske O Hara Performs at Greene’s Opera House Today

Fiske O Hara appeared at Greene's opera house today in His Heart's Desire. F W Diers left for Quincy Illinois to serve as sales manager for a typewriter company. Mr and Mrs Harry Teahen and their son returned from Stratford Ontario after attending the funeral of Mrs Richard Herron, formerly Agnes Flaherty. Leonard Racker of Waverly was hired by Coe College to coach the winter debaters.

Fiske O’hara Greene’s Opera House F. W. Diers Quincy Harry Teahen Stratford

Reverend to Speak at St Pauls Church Marshalltown

The Rev John Arthur rector of Grace Episcopal church will give an address at St Pauls church in Marshalltown tomorrow. William Walker leaves today for Town Falls to spend the winter with his daughter Mrs Ben E Miller. Miss Alice Faulkes returns from three weeks visiting Madison Wis and Chicago.

Lawrence Ewart We Are King Greene’s Opera House John Arthur Grace Episcopal Church St. Paul’s Church Marshalltown William Walker Town Falls Ben E. Miller Alice Faulkes Madison Wis Chicago

Diphtheria and Smallpox Vaccinations Held at Olin School

One hundred sixty children at the Olin consolidated school received diphtheria and smallpox vaccines Thursday. Dr. Seward White and Dr. A W Harold led the treatment with help from a state nurse Miss Kennedy and her assistant Miss Miller.

Olin Seward White A. W. Harold Kennedy

Junior's Pattern 4216 Two-Piece Dress Set Sets Fashion

Pattern 4216 offers a jaunty two piece frock with long or short sleeves and blouse worn outside or tucked in. Sizes 8 to 16, suitable fabrics include cotton-tweed velveteen crepe and challis. Include accessories like Peter Pan collar bow and patch pocket. Order instructions and pricing within.

Anne Adams Pattern Cedar Rapids Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York N. Y

Local Notice of Admins for Mary K Zbanek Estate

Grace Louise and Atanin detentees Frank Healy file as administrators for the Mary K Zbanek estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must present claims within the court clerk's office and debtors should pay promptly.

Notice of Receivership Real Estate Sale in Linn County Iowa

The District Court of Iowa Linn County receives notice that D Bates as Receiver of American Trust and Savings Bank Cedar Rapids has entered a contract to sell selected real estate totaling about fifty acres plus adjustments. The action seeks court approval and invites any interested party to appear by November to show cause why the application should not be granted with taxes and commissions stated.

District Court of Iowa Nn County Bates State of Iowa American Trust and Law of Cedar Rapids Iowa Va. Ings Bank Fendant American Trust and Savings Bank District Court Linn County D. W. Bates State of American Trust Bank of Cedar A Rapids T Sh Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Chicago & Railroad Cam- North Westernailway Company Range Plant Auditor'sty Linn Couned Rayaars Coun

Alice Longworth Bids Blunderland on Veterans Aid

Column by Alice Longworth critiques Congress for rushing aid to veterans through raised wages bonuses and prepaying compensation. She questions timing and risks echoing prewar boom, suggesting anti New Deal motives and economic royalists bearing political fruit in the 1936 era.

CNS Congress Literary Digest Alice Longworth

Cedar Rapids Man Burns From Gasoline On Clothes

Rudolph Klima twenty six of Cedar Rapids is hospitalized in Decorah with burns on his hands shoulders neck and face after his clothes soaked in gasoline caught fire when he leaned over a flare on highway 52 north of Decorah. Klima works for G H Lowe Co which holds the Bluffton road grading contract.

Decorah Rudolph Klima Cedar Rapids Klima Highway 52 G. H. Lowe Co Bluffton

Sunday Horoscope Says Promising Yet Risky Path Ahead

The Sunday horoscope warns of mixed outcomes with opportunities and hazards. It foresees possible journeys or moves, birthdays marking a year of alluring yet delay prone prospects, and a curious, enterprising child noted for frank popularity but quirky traits.

Reid Suffers Two Cracked Ribs In Auto Crash

F C Reid aged 76 of 320 Thirty third street NE sustained two cracked ribs after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Floyd Combs of 615 Ellis boulevard NW at the Third avenue and Second street SW intersection Friday at 3 p m Reid was eastbound on Third avenue and Combs southbound on Second street when the crash occurred.

F. C. Reid Thirty Third Street Floyd Combs Ellis Boulevard Third Avenue Second Street Reid Combs

Father Son Banquet Speaker Lineup At Methodist Church

Tipton E A Johnson of Cedar Rapids will give the principal address at the father son banquet in the Methodist church dining room Thursday. Short talks on Dad will be given by Wayne Miller Bob Banks and Arvel Smith.

Tipton E. A. Johnson Cedar Rapids Methodist Church Wayne Miller Bob Banks Arvel Smith

Sadie Sacrifices Her Youth For Her Widowed Mother

A tale of Sadie who gives up her youth to care for a widowed mother after her father’s death. The piece highlights unspoken sacrifice, social expectations, and the quiet cruelty of overlooked personal cost. It contrasts with a Miss Manners advice column about trust and engagement signals.

Sadie

Sweet Sixteen letter stirs up advice on affections

Dear Miss Manners replies to Skippy about a masculine view of Sweet Sixteen's feelings. The exchange notes doubt, casual behavior, and the risk of heartbreak if affection is not clear. The column suggests Sweet Sixteen may respond and invites more comments from readers.

Miss Manners Sweet Sixteen Skippy

Omaha man breaks wrist after fall from hospital

George Duffield, 33, of Omaha Nebraska, fractured his wrist when he dropped about 50 feet from the third floor of Immaculate Conception hospital while washing windows. He said, Friday the 13th was his lucky day, noting he landed right beside a hospital.

Davenport George Duffield Omaha Neb Immaculate Conception Hospital

Coe College Chief Addresses Father and Son Banquet

SIGOURNEY H M Gage president of Coe college spoke at the annual father and son banquet in the Presbyterian church Friday evening. The program organized by the Rev C H Rumbaugh featured talks by Harvey Littrell representing the sons and Forrest Bennett representing the fathers. Supt E B Lynch was toastmaster with W F Shadle singing accompanied by Robert Warner.

Sigourney H. M. Gage Coe College Presbyterian Church C. H. Rumbaugh Harvey Littrell Forrest Bennett Supt E. B. Lynch W. F. Shadle Robert Warner

Poor Play Costs Contract in Bookish Bridge Lesson

In a lesson on how to play and win contract bridge North as dealer ventures a cautious two bid and a conservative rebid. West opens spades and the dummy is exposed. the declarer misplays by trying to establish clubs to discard losing spades. A safer plan would have run diamonds to avoid the bad trump layout and make the contract.

North North East South West West

Mrs Crawford Proved Mother Of Moses by Doctors

A New Orleans physician under district attorney direction concluded Mrs. Louis Crawford is the mother of the baby known as Moses. The report debunks her earlier claim of a miracle birth and notes initial skepticism about the birth description.

Mrs. Crawford Moses Physicians Report New Orleans Louis Crawford

Luncheon Menu and Bake Recipes from Mrs Alexander George

The text lists luncheon items and recipes attributed to Mrs Alexander George. It includes Tomato and Rice Soup, Crackers, Chocolate with Plum Sauce, Sausage Cakes, Spiced Sweet Potato Slices, Baked Succotash Bread, Grape Jelly, Head Lettuce, Celery Seed Dressing, Dundee Cookies, Coffee, and multiple baking instructions. Steps describe mixing parsley and onion, shaping cakes, rolling in flour, and baking times. Ingredient lists specify potatoes, butter, water, cinnamon, cloves, vanilla, raisins, figs, oats, soda, and baking powder.

Garden Club Horticulture Talks Planned At Public Library

Anamosa C V Holsinger and Mr Wingert of Iowa State College will lead two sessions in the public library club room Thursday. Afternoon topics include Fruits and Berries Plants Useful and Ornamental and Care of House Plants. Evening topics cover Top Dressing of Lawns Winter Protection of Roses and Perennials Trees and Shrubs shown by slides. Free and open to all.

Anamosa C. V. Holsinger Wingert Horticultural Department Iowa State College Public Library The Garden Club

Hesselschwerdt hosts surprise buffet for upcoming wedding

Mr and Mrs E J Hesselschwerdt entertained at a buffet supper in Kalona Thursday honoring Rozetta Ropp and Gordon Miller who plan to wed on November 24. Guests included Katie Ropp Vera Strickler and several local couples.

Kalona E. J. Hesselschwerdt

Estate of deceased in Linn County Iowa notice to creditors

Creditors of the estate are urged to promptly pay their debts to the undersigned. Those with claims against the estate must file them duly authenticated with the Clerk of the Linn County District X State Savings Bank.

State of Iowa Linn County Mary K. Zbanek

Labor Board Rejects Harvesters Union Plan At Fort Wayne

Washington AP reports the National Labor Relations Board ruled the Harvester Industrial Council at International Harvester Fort Wayne illegal as an employer dominated workers group. The decision denies the plan as a valid representative for bargaining and orders disestablishment. Miss Perkins also voided Carnegie Illinois Steel wage signing authority for worker reps amid a proposed 10 percent raise and variable cost of living scale. Patterson and Maloy, ska chiefs, plan to petition FDR for help, noting Roosevelt said cost of living should not hinder wage growth.

Washington John L. Lewis United Automobile Workers Lewis National Labor Relations Board Harvester Industrial Council Fort Wayne Ind International Harvester Company Miss Perkins Perkins Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company Labor Department George A. Patterson Carnegie-Illinois Elmer J. Maloy Duquesne, Pa Maloy Pittsburgh The Steel Company Workers Patterson Steel Corporation Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt

Tipton Man Detained in Denver on Desertion Charge

Tipton Howard Kingsbury was picked up in Denver on a desertion charge. Sheriff W. W. Christian drove to Denver to bring him back to Tipton to face charges.

Tipton Howard Kingsbury Denver Colo W. W. Christian

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