Costumes Highlight Hundred Club Fall Hard Times Dance
About 130 attendees at the Congenial Hundred club event in Montrose hotel Crystal room featured a football themed dance with yard lines and goal posts. Prizes went to duos including Dwight Lupton and wife as hobo and Bowery girl. Herbert Hampton and wife. Carl and Mrs. Helming as 1880s couple. varied period outfits noted among judges A. C. Gertsen and Mrs. Percy Smith. An unusual dress belonged to Mrs. Carl Butterfield modeled on her great grandmother’s Civil War era gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Dwight Lupton
Herbert Hampton
Edward Cohrs
Mr. Cohrs
George Smith
Beck Chyba Wedding Ties Galion to Delaware
Lois Beck of Galion Ohio daughter of Otterbein and Mrs Beck wed George Chyba of Delaware Ohio son of John G Chyba obituary Cedar Rapids. The ceremony took place Oct 31 at the bride’s brother Loren Beck home with Rev R S Porter officiating. Mrs Chyba studied at Oberlin Conservatory and has been active in Galion social and musical circles and newspaper work. Mr Chyba is general manager of the American Crushed Rock company of Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Beck
Galion
Otterbein P. Beck
George Chyba
Delaware
John G. Chyba
Cedar Rapids
Loren E. Beck
R. 5. Porter
First Presbyterian Church
Chyba
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mansfield
Bucyrus
Engineering School of
University of Iowa
American Crushed Rock Company of
Mrs Houser Hosts Birthday Party for Daughter Josephine
Mrs Joseph A Houser hosted a Thursday evening birthday party at 1431 C Street W with guests Mary Kapoun Esther Maransky Julia Kopecky Amelia Kopecky Adella Andera Pauline Brush Mary Houser Anamosa Marianne Hori Mrs Edward Houser Irma Houts Helen Agnes Margaret Houser. Mary Houser and Julia Kopecky won 500 prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
Joseph A. Houser
C Street
Josephine
Mary Kapoun
Esther Maransky
Julia
Amelia Kopecky
Adella Andera
Pauline Brush
Mary Houser
Anamosa
Marianne Hori
Edward Houser
Irma Houts
Helen
Agnes
Margaret Houser
Julia Kopecky
Kenwood church Alpha Epsilon class elects leaders
The Alpha Epsilon class of Kenwood Methodist met at Margaret Lambertson home on Thursday. Lambertson was elected president with Betty Ruth Houts as secretary Ruth Rice as treasurer and Jean Elder as scribe. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Epsilon
Kenwood Methodist Church
Margaret Lambertson
Betty Ruth Houts
Ruth Rice
Jean Elder
Melshes Entertain At Home With Club Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melsh hosted a Wednesday evening club gathering at 860 Camburncourt SE. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Willenberg Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Carringer Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kendall. Mrs. Melsh and Mr. Kendall won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melsh
Camburncourt SE
William Willenberg
W. V. Carringer, Jr
Thomas Kendall
Kendall
Melsh
Holberts Return From New York Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred E B Holbert of San Diego Calif left Thursday evening for home after visiting friends in New York and staying with Mrs Pearl Thomas at 311 A Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred EB. Holbert
San Diego
Calif
Pearl Thomas
A Avenue NW
Mrs. Holbert
New York
Wapello
Louisa County Medical Society
Albert Hook
Toolesboro
Russell
Town City
A. B. Hook
Mrs Everett Speaker and daughter visit McKims in Des Moines
Mrs Everett Speaker of Des Moines and her daughter Margaret Janet are guests of Mrs Speaker's parents Mr and Mrs Ike McKim at 512 McKinley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Speaker
Des Moines
Margaret Janet
Speaker
Ie McKim
McKinley Street
Twenty-Nine Attend Health Group Meeting at Cedar Rapids
Twenty-nine members of the health education department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club attended a Friday luncheon at Killian's tea room. Miss Sadie Vinck spoke on correct undergarments and health, while Dean Miller discussed proper shoes. Several members modeled sport clothes and Miss Marguerite Herr spoke as stylist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Service Circle Meets at Durward Carl Home
King's Daughters Service Circle met at 1633 Second Avenue SE for a picnic luncheon with 22 members present. Topics included devotionals on Giving of Thanks and admissions for Annette Hicks Lou Halpin and Katherine Latimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Marion Circle
King’s Daughters
Fort Madison
Charles Klersey
Carl
Paul Siebert
C. T. Stanley
Leslie T. Sauls
Viola Ellison
J. W. van Orsdol
Public Health Nursing Association Rooms
Luncheon Honors Mrs. B Winslow Brown at Kenwood Park
The young women’s guild of Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church hosted a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs. Oscar Daniels home, 34000 Avenue NE, honoring Mrs. B Winslow Brown. The Rev. Brown, former Kenwood Park pastor, will soon be Westminster’s Sunday school visitor, and the Browns will move to 1501 Washington Ave SE. The program titled A Scale of Harmony featured brief guild president talks, a skit gift from Mrs. Howard Manville, and an original poem by Mrs. Daniels with member autographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Guild
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
Oscar Daniels
Avenue
B. Winslow Brown
Mr. Brown
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Washington Avenue SE
Wilson C. Fernow
Guild
Howard Manville
Brown
Daniels
Anna Thompson Hosts Brother Bobby at Sixth Birthday
Miss Anna Thompson of 1217 Tenth Street SE celebrated her brother Bobby's sixth birthday with a Thursday party. Fourteen guests attended as a pink and green themed table featured a birthday cake and favors for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Thompson
Tenth Street SE
Bobby
Mrs. Maresh Honored in Dinner Hosted by Mrs Letovsky
Mrs. Mary Letovsky entertained at her Center Point Road NE home Friday night honoring Mrs. W J Maresh who left Saturday for an extended visit with her daughter in Bur Jingame California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Letovsky
Center Point Road
W. J. Maresh
Bur Jingame
Calif
Easy Aces Bridge Club Meeting Recalls Prizes
The Easy Aces bridge club met at Mrs. W V Carringer Jr residence 1909 Grande Avenue SE on Thursday afternoon with Mrs Carringer and Mrs Frank Melsh winning prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easy Aces
W. V. Carringer, Jr
Grande Avenue SE
Carringer
Frank Melsh
P T A Elects Officers and Plans Christmas Treat
Mrs H W Kindig presided at Big Springs P T A meeting with Mrs J W Gaines reporting on council and state conventions. A Thanksgiving basket was approved for a family. Christmas treat planning will be handled by Gaines Palmer Northcutt Lowe Schrimper Johnson and Lutz. January meeting to be led by the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Kindig
Big Springs
J. W. Gaines
Local Club Installs Officers With Student Program
A program of songs and readings by intermediate grade children opened the meeting. Mrs Lowe introduced Miss Myrtle McAhren nurse leader who spoke on child diseases and immunization progress. Dining room duties were managed by Mrs L Johnson and Mrs N Lutz with refreshments served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Schrimper
J. W. Gaines
H. Snyder
N. Lowe
M. J. Buckner
F. J. Palmer
H. W. Kindig
H. R. Lutz
L. Johnson
Borah Aims to Liberalize GOP in 1936 Strategy
Senator Borah signaled a definite objective for 1936 to liberalize the Republican Party and curb the old guard at the national convention. He said his aim is a liberal candidate and progressive platform, not personal nomination, amid rising campaign tensions and other party warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Borah
Idaho
Nebraska
Senate
United States
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Borah
Boise
Alfred E. Smith Visits Hospital Pharmacy
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith surveys a hospital pharmacy noting it is an old-fashioned drug store, not selling sodas books or hardware. He remarks on preferring a traditional drug store setup during a visit in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Alfred 'E. Smith
Versatile Coach Cebe Ross Sparks WV Wesleyan Wins and Slam
Clarksburg West Virginia Wesleyan coach Cebe Ross celebrated a 14 12 football win against Salem then joined a bridge game at Richard Talbott’s home and secured a grand slam with thirteen clubs in hand without a fumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Cebe Ross
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Salem
Cebe
Richard Talbott
Choate urges moderate wine use to aid farmers
Joseph H. Choate Jr., former director of the federal alcohol administration, told state liquor administrators that everyone should drink four glasses of wine a week to provide livelihood for millions of farmers. He cited the high cost of wine as the main obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Federal Alcohol Administration
Sheriff moves inmates after saws found in jail
Great Falls Montana Sheriff Guy Palagi acted after 62 prisoners were found to be sawing bars at night. He threw an ink bottle to signal, then moved ink smeared alleged burglars John Tetter and Don Cullen to a different cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Guy Palagi
John Tetter
Don Cullen
Bitter Battle Over Sausage Ends With Cat Attack
In San Jose California barber Frank Anzalone who once repelled a dog attack by biting its nose was bitten and scratched when he pounced on a cat feeding on his sausage. He received emergency treatment for wounds. the cat escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Frank Anzalone
Anzalone
Many Operators Sign Coal Code in Major Pact
Washington AP report notes that two thirds of U S soft coal producers have indicated compliance with the Guffey act creating a small industry NRA. The bituminous coal commission announced that operators who mined 231,071,000 tons in 1934 signed the code. Total output that year was 358,385,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs William B First 78 dies at Manchester area
Mrs William B First aged 78 a longtime Delaware county resident died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs Frank Morris home eight miles northeast of Manchester Funeral services will be at the Thorpe Methodist church Sunday at 2 pm led by Rev J Frank Moore Survived by son Mathias First Lamont eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren She was a member of the Dundee Wesleyan church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
William B. First
Delaware County
Frank Morris
Hazleton
Cedar Rapids
Ward Tea Room
Vinton Scout Committee
D. H. Hibbs
Vinton
Wendell Pierce
Eldon Mackie
Yowa School For the Blind
E. H. Dowden
Carl Kouba
J. N. Wilson
Lloyd Berry
Bertram
Forrest Lane School
Ruth Mikulecky
Charles Petrak
Junior Nebiker
Leonard Zajicek
Caroline Berry
Marcia Cargin
Carol Nebiker
Arnold Zajicek
Junior Berry
Helen Zbanek
William Bena
la Vera Drapela
Elberon
Red Cross
Benton County
Leland Holtz
Fry Motor Company
Carl Culver
H. Bernard White
Cedar Falls
Postville
Margaret Louise Meyn
Bob Burling
Robert Beese
Gates Williams
Duane Schroeder
Marilyn Heins
Robert Kneeland
Dorothy Schultz
Violet Schroeder
Dorothy Miller
Robert Kenney
Eulalia Klinghell
Gretchen Hein
Rea McNeill
Marjorie Deering
Marjorie Malone
Elaine Huebner
Marjorie Hale
Catherine Harrington
Montour
Irene Mikkelson
T. O. Mikkelson
Floyd O. Cartwright
A. L. Purdy
Portsmouth
Methodist
Atlantic
L. M. Grigsby
E. E
Baldwin Reorganizes Cabinet as Labour Losses Stun Britain
In Chequers, Prime Minister Baldwin begins cabinet overhaul after Labour defeats. Ramsay MacDonald and Ramsay Malcomson exit force, Malcolm may seek a safe seat. Eden could lose league role or move to dominions. Hoare to steer foreign policy with continued league sanctions on Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Commons
Seaham
Anthony Eden
League of Nations
Samuel Hoare
Eden
Viscount Halifax
Italy
Ethiopia
Calvary Baptist Revival Series Ends Sunday
Calvary Baptist church on Fifth avenue and Sixth street SW nears close of a two week revival. Pastor Richard V. Clearwaters delivers the closing sermon with theme The Seasons Of The Soul. Music features Cyrus Metcalf Edith Reed Catherine Jones Gladys Miller Blanche Carlich and Calvary Men's quartet plus junior glee. No offering was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Cyrus Metcalf
A.M.E
Edith Reed
Catherine Jones
Gladys Miller
Daniel
Blanche Carlich
Richard V. Clearwaters
Paul
Christ
John Brague
Calvary
William Dykhuizen
Clarence Dunn
Nelson Miner
Charles German
Notice to compromise claim in Iowa bank receivership
In Linn County District Court Iowa State Savings Bank Cedar Rapids receivership the receiver D W Bates seeks to compromise a claim against Jennette Corsello and Joe Corsello for 4517 88 with accrued interest 8313 72 secured by two mortgages on parcels in Cedar Rapids. The court set a hearing for November 23 1936 at 9 AM Cedar Rapids court house to consider the compromise terms including deed delivery and release of the mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Cour
Linn
D. W. Bates
State of
Iowa
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Allermons
Towa State Savings Bank of
Towa
District Court of Townland
Dr . Bates
Mansfield
Linn County
Jows
Brown
West
Iowa Ave
First Avenue
Jennette
Joe Cornello
Iowa Tate Savings Bank of
Jennette Corsello
Joe Corsello
Linn County Court House
Iowa News In Brief Soured Checks To Local Stores
Independence police seek a man who passed a worthless $12.50 check signed Charles E Boyde at Bieber store then bought a small item. The bank reported no such account. The week also lists multiple local notes on church rallies, obituaries, school events, scout activities, and public notices across Independence Hazleton Winton Montour and other Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Bieber
Charles E. Boyde
Farmers State Savings Bank
Dedicate Additions To Decorah School
State Superintendent Agnes Samuelson spoke at Decorah high school Friday during the dedication of new additions and a remodeled auditorium crowded to capacity. She urged youth to strive for a better life as the project strengthens Decorah’s standing in northeast Iowa. Other speakers included City Superintendent Thomas R. Roberts Luther College president O J H Prous Mayor George A Baker and Architect Charles Altfillisch with Rev T A Hoff delivering the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon
J. G. Rogers
Iowa
Montour
Decorah
Peckham
Elmer E
Rosa
Wilhelm
Independence
Buchanan County
Agnes Samuelson
Decorah High School
Ruskin
Merle K. Knight
Board of Education
Three Gang Deaths Tied to Alcohol Racket on Chicago NW Side
Police link three killings in twenty four hours to an illicit liquor racket on Chicago's northwest side. Victims include Joseph Scaffido of Milwaukee and Angelo Kleronomos of Cicero, both shot in a parked car, plus Frank Stypulkowski of Chicago. A fourth man, Frank Shaffer, was shot and connected to the same violence. Witnesses varied and suspects were detained but denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Scaffido
Milwaukee
Angelo Kleronomos
Cicero
Frank Stypulkowski
Bert
Cowboy) Rogers
Frank Shaffer
Shaffer
Scaffido
Kleronomos
Frances
Marie Kolowski
Attendance rises at Church Of God revival meetings
The Church Of God revival on L avenue at Eighth street NW draws increased attendance as Evangelist Rev. Lloyd L. Rawlings delivers sermons on fear and wisdom. Special music includes trombone solo by Charles Dulin and duets by Rev. and Mrs. R N Coolidge. Services run nightly through next week except Monday with outside musicians invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Lloyd L. Rawlings
God
Charles Dulin
Robert Rin~ard
R. N. Coolidge
Howard Miller
Howard Miller, Mr. Coolidge, A. Vaughn, and Mr. Francis
Rawlings
Black Eagle Quits Ethiopia For Good
Hubert Julian known as Harlem's black eagle resigns his colonel rank to Emperor Haile Selassie and declares he is through for good. He plans to return home and buys railroad and steamer tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Hubert Julian
Harlem
Black Eagle
Mofti
Emperor Haile Selassie
Iowa State Savings Bank receivership sale proposed
In Linn County Iowa the receiver D W Bates seeks authority to sell real estate: N half of the N1/2 and NE1/4 of the SW1/4 Sec 25 Twp 83 Range 7 West, containing 10 acres more or less. Hearing at Cedar Rapids courthouse Nov 22 1935 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
W. Bales
State of
Iowa
D. W. Bates
Towa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Lows
Beven
St. P. M
Walter R. Hutchinson
Joseph Mekota
D. W Bates
Towa State Savings Bank
First and Second Christian Churches Set for Dr. Corey's Meetings
Delegations from First and Second Christian churches prepare for Dr. Abe Corey of Indianapolis leading meetings next week. Sunday services feature talks by church leaders on Christian fellowship and human responsibility. Evening group meetings at five homes will run 7 to 8 30 p.m. with informal talks by Burgin Linville Orchard and hosts welcoming all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Second Christian Church
Abe Corey
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Lake
John Wooden
First Church
Guy P. Linville
Second Church
G. E. King
Ray Higbee
R. R. Downer
S. Ss. Burgin
Roy Harger
Vernon Heights
A. J. Barth
Forest Drive
Central
Second Avenue
Church
J. E. Bates
Third Avenue SE
South Central
R._J. Brown
Sixth Avenue SE
West Side
Glenn McMillan
Eighteenth Street NW
S. S. Burgin
Hugh Orchard
W. H. Frick
Frank Oxley
City Briefs and Personals
F J Showalter reported theft of a generator and ignition system from his truck near 414 Tenth Avenue SE. Edwin L Polk, son of Mrs D M Polk, is in Cedar Rapids on a 17 day leave from naval training in Las Orleans aboard the United States fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Showalter
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Avenue SE
Edwin L. Polk
Mra. D. M. Polk
Oakland Avenue
Cedar Rapids
United States
St’ Las Orleanis
Guard unit to entertain with drills and athletic events
Company C of the local national guard will entertain Monday at a program featuring drill formations and athletic events. Refreshments will be served. Attendees may obtain tickets from unit members or officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Injured In Collision Involving S H Grouell
S H Grouell of 913 Fourth Avenue SE suffered a sprained left wrist at 5 20 pm Friday after his car collided on First Street SZ near Fourth Avenue with a machine driven by John Hobel of 526 Seventh Street SW. Hobel went north and Grouell south. No one else was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
First Street
John Hobel
Seventh Street
Hobel
Grouell
Injured in Fall At Mercy Hospital
Mrs. George Sheets, 59, of Mount Vernon, fractured right shoulder in a fall and treated at Mercy hospital Friday afternoon where the fracture was set. Mrs. J. G. Mertens, 1450 Fourth Avenue SE, treated Friday evening for a fractured right toe after stepping back from a car and catching her foot in a street car track. She did not remain in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheets
Mount Vernon
Mercy
J. G. Mertens
Fourth
Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Weave from Navy Leo Hendrickson on ten days leave
Leo Hendrickson on ten days leave from the U S naval training station at San Diego visits his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrick Robins in Ne and his sisters Mrs W H Zamastil of 62 Severne teenth avenue S W One of five rk ie a company a 122 to succ Su cessfully pass examination will go from Cedar Rapids to toner folk Va for five months f training as a machinist mate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hendrickson
United States
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Charles Hendrice Robins
W. H. Zamastil
Severne
Teenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Toner Folk
Two Boys Hurt In Bicycle Collision At Intersection
Two youths, Deasieas David Golad, 14, and Edward Vo v, 19, suffered bruises when their bicycle collided with a car driven by Benj. W. Johnson at the First street Second avenue SE intersection at 9 30 p m. ESY Robinson took them to St Luke s hospital where they received first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deasieas
David Golad
Street
Edward Vo
Ninth Avenue SE
Benj. W. Jnson
Nineteenth Street
First Street
Second Avenue
Esy Robinson
Bies
St. Luke’s Hospital
Golad
Votroubek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hundred Club
Beck-Chyba
Holberts
McKims
Turkey Center
Sidwell
3Rd Ave. SE
1St Ave. SE
Service Circle
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Maresh
Easy Aces Club
P. T. A. Meetings
Calvary Baptist Revival Series
Tennesse
Corsello
Iowa News
Specia
Martelle
Cecil Miller
Methodist Church
Washington, Va
Junior College Little Theater
Christopher Bean
J. A. Taylor
John Applegate
Virginia Shannon
Evelyn Turner
Vera Stutsman
Don Wheelan
Mildred Lemley
Glen Carris
George Masson
Daryl Fetters
Dysart
E. G. Hix
George Orter
Ervin Moeller
Arch Bieber
D. F. Boomershine
Delhi
Truth Seekers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Circle B
Ladies Aid
Charles Palmer
Merle Rimmer
FP. J. Holden
Hyannis
Neb
Dr. Garvin
Dubuque University
Willie Willis
Corey
Co. C
A. Stark
William H. Stark
Fifth Avenue SE
Lyman Building
Navy
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