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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1936

Page

7

Dessert-bridge honors two brides elect at Mormison home

Mrs. M. Holbrook Mormison Jr will host a dessert-bridge and shower at 1811 Grande avenue SE to honor two brides elect. Alice Krebs, to wed Wendell D. Barrett on November 25, and Cornelia Anderson, to wed W. Russet Dastherare of Kansas City on December 26, will be recognized among guests from Portage and nearby areas.

M. Holbrook Mormison, Jr Grande Avenue SE Nuss Alice Krebs Wendell D. Barrett Cornelia Anderson W. Russet Dastherare Kansas City Gerere Leter Portare Wisies Ats Beurle Aizen Atzeus Merle B. Tarelse Margaret

PEO Chapters Meet in Des Moines Area Gatherings

Chapters HJ DK EJame DN and DE of the PEO held meetings at Des Moines area homes. Mrs. Mary Spence spoke on Mormon history and traits during an exchange with GA chapter. Others attending included guests from DE GM HE FO and more. Refreshments followed.

Meredas Mary Spence D. C. Merridith Second Avenue SE Spence Utah Idaho W. C. Henning Fred Meyers Grace Sargent Everett Pratt C. W. Lawrence H. C. Ring George Stevenson Des Moines Arthur L. Bye Robert O. Bickel Philip W. Shive W. R. Kemble L. E. Henry Nineteenth Street SE George R. Liddle Helen Dunn H. N. Boyson Eva Byerly E. R. Moore Gertrude Coykendall Vogel Harley

Mrs Stanley Knapp and children move to Oak Park

Mrs Stanley Knapp and her children Mary Gien and David Hamilton, after two months with Mr and Mrs Floyd H Knapp at 1545 A avenue NE, leave for Oak Park Illinois to join Mr Knapp and establish a home. The family previously resided in Minneapolis.

Stanley Knapp Mary Gien David Hamilton Mr. Knapp Floyd H. Knapp A Avenue NE Oak Park Ill Stanley Knapps Minneapolis

Mrs Day to Visit Tri Delt Members at Coe College

Mrs Kingsley Day of Interloch en Park Hopkins Minn province deputy of Delta Delta Delta sorority will spend Wednesday and Thursday as guest of Tri Delt of Coe college. Actives and alumnae will compliment her at a 5 30 pm spread in the chapter rooms 1263 First avenue E.

Kingsley Day Interlochen Park Hopkins Minn Province Delta Delta Delta Sorority Alliance Active Chapters Tri- Delt Coe College First Avenue E

Miss Ruth McConkie Leaves for Aruba Visit

Miss Ruth Esther McConkie departs after ten days with her mother Mrs W A McConkie at 1636 First Avenue East and brother Dr E B McConkie. En route she will visit Dr J P McConkie and Mrs McConkie in Birmingham Michigan and Mrs Volney McFadden and Mr McFadden in New York City.

Ruth Esther McConkie W. A. McConkie First Avenue E E. B McConkie McConkie Fourteenth Street SE Aruba Netherlands West Indies J P McConkie Birmingham Mich Volney McFadden McFadden New York City

Hinsdale couple returns home after stay with Poyneers

Mr and Mrs E B Johnson of Hinsdale Michigan have returned to their home after spending several days in the home of Mr and Mrs Fred J Poyneer at 524 Knullwood drive SE.

E. B. Johnson Hinsdale, MI Fred J. Poyneer Knullwood Drive

Grace Walpole Circle welcomes new member at meeting

Mrs George A Trenholm hosted fifteen members of the Grace Walpole circle of the Kings Daughters Monday afternoon Mrs William Sage was welcomed as a new member Mrs Lous Stevenson reported for the ways and means committee Mrs John Fortune 2423 Bever avenue SE will entertain the circle at the next meeting

George A. Trenholm Grace Walpole The Kings Daughters William Sage Lous Stevenson Ways and Means John Fortune Bever Avenue

Aunt Het on Sundays and a full stomachs burden

The column sketches Aunt Het's wry view of Sunday toil for families. It notes folk nap in the afternoon yet endure a hefty dinner that doubles the meal’s labor and affects their digestion.

Beethoven Club Teas with Musicale Featuring Debut Entrants

The Beethoven club hosts a 3 p m musicale and tea in the Terrace room at Montrose hotel. Patrons and members invited. Pianist Miss Eulalia Hauser, debuting November 6 at Kimball hall Chicago, performs. Soprano Miss Lenore Stark new member sings. R H Moehlman conducts Saint Saens Carnival of Animals. Mrs F V Orr chairs program. Mrs George Hearn chairs tea.

Beethoven Club Montrose Hotel Eulalia Hauser Kimball Hall Chicago Lenore Stark R. H. Moehlman Saint Saens Little Symphony F. V. Orr George Hearn

William Jansas Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary

A Western Sunday gathering marked the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Jansa at their home in Western. Relatives from Cedar Rapids Swisher North Liberty Shueyville nearby areas attended including the Jansas extended family and friends. Mr Jansa, a retired painter and paperhanger, was born near Western and the couple have long resided at their current home opposite Western school.

William Jansa Emma Lopata Frank Lopata Frank, Jr Louis Jansa Adeline Leona Leonard Ernest Jansa Edward Smahel Irene Oldrich Rigel Western Louise Castek Lumir Jansa Joseph Krivanek Joseph Swisher Rudolph Matyk North Liberty Joseph Burda Stanley Konigsmark Elaine

Shower Honors Mrs William Shumacker in Blairstown

Mrs Ruth Ganfield hosted a cedar Rapids themed pink and white shower at her mother Mrs N C Ransom’s Blairstown home. Guests included Mrs William Shumacker and many friends from Blairstown Cedar Rapids Van Horne Denver and surrounding areas.

Blairstown Ruth Ganfield N. C. Ransom William Shumacker Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Marian Cranston Willam Shumacker Angelyn Shumacker E C Cornelius E. E Cranston Donna van Horne Minnie Hied~ Camp Denver Coln J C B Peck F S Runyon Jean Gibbs Henry Meyers A C Jurgensen Lester Brown J F Schoen Carl Wilson Glenn Newton Mirs Arthur Gatling Eleanor Gibbs Mildred Crowe Moss Marjorie Ruth Esther Ebert Dorothy Dean Reatha Burke Ada Bruch Chel Kinzenbau Duris Bruch

Willis Palmers of Vinton Celebrate Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Willis W Palmer of Vinton marked their golden wedding anniversary on November 11 with a dinner at home attended by their son Gerald Palmer and his family. The couple wed November 11 1888 in Lakeside New York and moved to Iowa in 1887 settling in Benton county. Now 76 both enjoy good health and Gerald operates the family farm in Big Grove township.

Willis W Palmer Vinton Gerald Palmer Big Grove Township Palmer

Jane Boyd Circle to Celebrate Tenth Anniversary Tea

Members of the Jane Boyd circle of the Kings Daughters plan a silver tea Thursday at 2:30 pm at 1806 Grande avenue SE to mark the tenth anniversary. Each member is asked to bring a guest and Linn County Union members are invited. Mrs L A Eckert is social chair and will oversee the program with circle officers as assistant hostesses.

Jane Boyd Kings Daughters Tom Walpole Grande Avenue SE Linn County Union L. A. Eckert

Local Folk Attend National Art Exhibit in Iowa City

Cedar Rapids Women's club art department members led by Mrs. Louis Pelzer toured the national art exhibit in Iowa City. Fifty nine paintings from sixteenth to twentieth centuries were shown at the Iowa Fine Arts building, with works from galleries nationwide.

Norman Sutliff Henry J. Hromek T. K. Hefner L. L. Owen T. F. Hersch Cedar Rapids Women’s Club Iowa City Louis Pelzer Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Art Pelzer

Mrs Klass Re-Elected Iowa Hadassah Officer

Mrs Raymond Klass of 112 Twenty seventh street NE was re-elected Iowa vice-chairman at the Hadassah regional conference in Gary Indiana. The eleventh annual event drew about thirty three chapters from five states.

Raymond Klass Twenty-seventh Street Gary Ind Hadassah Klass Iowa

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club History Literature Meeting

More than 100 women attended a Cedar Rapids Woman's Club history and literature department gathering held Monday at the clubhouse. Mrs. C. C. Moffit presented a biographical sketch of Martha Berry, noted southern teacher, and Mrs. Frank X. Guyott reviewed Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell.

Cedar Rapids

Buchanan P T A Card Party Wednesday at Montrose hotel

The Buchanan P T A will host its annual card party on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. The public is invited and reservations can be made with Mrs. Orville Rust or Mrs. Leonard V. Koch by calling their listed phone numbers.

Buchanan P. T. A Montrose Hotel Orville Rust Leonard V. Koch

Miss Mary Jane Sivertson Wernimont Marries Robert Welty

Miss Mary Jane Sivertson and Robert K. Welty were married Monday at Immaculate Conception Church by Rev. Maurice A. Mullan. Attendants were Miss Bette Glenn and Donald Gerard. The couple plans to reside in Cedar Rapids after December 1 where Welty will join a local orchestra.

Mary Jane Wernimont Frank A. Sivertson Avenue NE Robert K. Welty O. G. Welty Bettendorf Maurice A. Mullan Immaculate Conception Church Bette Glenn Donald Gerard Phillip Morris Miss Glenn Sivertson Welty Grant High School Mount Mercy Academy Mr. Welty Davenport High School Conservatory of Music San Fransisco Calif Cedar Rapids

Birthday Dinner for Miss Goldie Houcke by Old Pals Club

Miss Ann Stieger hosted the Old Pals club at a birthday dinner for Miss Goldie Houcke at her home 1124 Ells boulevard NW. Prizes at 500 went to Miss Houcke and Leona Novak. Performances included a tap dance by Mrs. Marjorie Tiege, readings by Miss Arleen Larson, violin by Miss Houcke with Miss Cerney on piano, and readings by Miss Esther Cerney. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Gayle Wilkie, Mrs. Esther Gorton, and Miss Joan John, with several others present. Mrs. M. Steger assisted.

Ann Stieger Old Pals Club Goldie Houcke Ells Boulevard Miss Houcke Leona Novak Marjorie Tiege Esther Cerney Arleen Larson Miss Cerney Gayle Wilkie Waterloo Esther Gorton Nashville Tenn Joan John Hollywood Calif June Janda Esther Lentz Golden Rose Broussard M. Steger

T Z Cook Women’s Relief Corps Inspection Notice

The T. Z. Cook Women’s Relief Corps holds an inspection on November 19. Officers wear white and meet at Memorial Hall at 10:30 am, with members meeting at Odd Fellows Hall at noon for dinner. Mrs. Margaret Leming of Marton will serve as inspector.

T. Z. Cook

Faltis Farewell Party Before Cedar Rapids Move

Mr and Mrs Frank J Faltis were honored at a farewell surprise party Saturday evening at their home south of town. About forty neighbors and friends attended and presented them with a gift before their move to Cedar Rapids.

Frank J. Faltis Cedar Rapids Mrs. Faltis

Joan Pollard Honored On Fourth Birthday

Mrs Harold Pollard of 708 L Street SW entertained Monday in honor of her daughter Joan Pollard fourth birthday. Guests included Jerry Rutan Joanne Caviness Shirley Jean Helm Jackie Clayton Janet Lowe Lois Pollard and many family members and friends.

Harold Pollard L Street Joan Jerry Rutan Joanne Caviness Shirley Jean Helm Jackie, Clayton Janet Lowe Lois Pollard Howard Helm Terry Lowe Stanley Lowe A. E. Sloan Helen Louise Soir Maude Holleneck

Mrs Blanch Returns Home After Visiting Reynolds Family

Mrs Byrd Blanch of Redlands California has returned home after a weeklong visit at the home of Mr and Mrs H R Reynolds at 821 Camburn Court SE.

Byrd Blanch Redlands Calif H. R. Reynolds Camburn Court

S L Rudolph Is Honored At Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Carpenter hosted twelve guests at their Cedar Rapids home for a dinner honoring S L Rudolph of San Diego California on his seventy ninth birthday. Rudolph, long a Cedar Rapids grocery businessman and civic figure, has lived in California about thirty years and is visiting Cedar Rapids until after Christmas. His nieces and sister reside nearby at 1610 Third Avenue SE.

Taylor Carpenter Avenue NE S. L. Rudolph San Diego Calif Rudolph Cedar Rapids California Carpenter Albert D. Schodde Third Avenue SE Amanda Aborn

Mis cellaneous shower honors Miss Hilda Smith prior to wedding

Mrs. Martha Mohr hosted a mis cellaneous shower Monday evening for Miss Hilda Smith who will wed Pat Flatherty on November 25. Attending were Misses Muriel Gahan Bess Stearns Velma McLaughlin Janette McManus Mary Ann Snouffer Paula Detlefsen Frances Dougherty Helen Euken Elsie Smith and Mesdames G H Smith Russell Sandercock Anna Fransen Kate E Doctor. Mrs. Eldo Smith of Coggon was a out of town guest.

Martha Mohr First Avenue Hilda Smith Pat Flatherty Muriel Gahan Bess Stearns Velma McLaughlin Jan Ette McManus Mary Ann Snouffer Paula Detlefsen Frances Dougherty Helen Euken Elsie Smith G. H. Smith Russell Sandercock Anna Fransen Kate E. Doctor Eldo Smith of Coggon

Circle of King's Daughters dessert luncheon meeting

The I H N circle will meet Thursday at 1 30 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at Miss Grace Drew's home 1304 Third Avenue SE. Mrs A L Drew will assist with arrangements.

I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters Grace Drew Third Avenue SE A. L. Drew

P. T. A. Meeting With Speaker and Student Musicians

Fillmore P. T. A. will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m. Mrs C A Love will speak and 5A and 6A pupils will furnish a musical program. Mrs Bessie Maloney and Miss Doreen Cobb will be hostesses, assisted by mothers of 5A and 6A pupils.

Fillmore P. T. A C. A. Love Bessie Maloney Doreen Cobb

Hayes study group to meet Thursday at 2 pm

The Hayes study group will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Mrs. F V Shonka will speak on Self-reli ance In the Child. All mothers of the Hayes district are urged to be present.

Hayes F. V. Shonka Hayes District

Dairy Dale PTA Traditions Highlight Dads Night Plan

Mrs. John E Sundberg presided at a Dairy Dale PTA meeting Friday at the schoolhouse. Next meeting will be a dads night program inviting all district fathers. Mrs. Seefluth new sick committee chair. Mrs. Decious moved. Elmer Ingels reports on Dairy Dale Mothers Club. Dec 1 meeting set. Minnie Crew discusses Christmas seal history. Sunder son reads school news. Howard Unzeitig plays piano. Mildred Dahms of Iowa Electric presents film Owed to Your Eyes and speaks.

John E. Sundberg Dairy Dale P. T. A Bert Klekar R. W. Seefluth Harry Decious Elmer Ingels Dairy Dale Mothers’ Club Mount Vernon Minnie Crew Sundberg Wayne Sorenson Howard Unzeitig Mildred Dahms Iowa Electric Light and Power Company

Roosevelt Dads Night Highlights Roosevelt P T A Event

Judge Thomas B. Powell spoke at the Roosevelt P T A dads night Monday at the school. About 250 attendees heard introductions from Fred J. Kluss and coach Frank Martin. The Roosevelt band performed under William F. Vesely with a large lineup of members and a parents committee noted band uniform costs.

Thomas B. Powell Roosevelt P. T. A Fred J. Kluss Frank Martin Monte Linkletter Scott Buchan Robert Burlingame Edward Byers John Clemens Robert Cocayne Bill Diehl Carl Fjellman Russel Green Howard Hammill Paul Hughes Marvel Dulin Elvin Elam Warren Erbe Kenneth Euken Nadine Fiala Carl Fliermans Howard Gibson Paul Gustafsson John Hasek Dorothy Hays Richard Heaton Walter Heaton Ruth Henry Elmer Karasek Earl Kee Keith Koehn Marvin Kroupa Dick Krause Bill Kuda Paul Lenk Warren Lenning Margaret Mineck James Ensign Milton Hasek Leslie Grigg James Maloney Gus Mineck D. L. Williams L. D. Dennis

Skelley Dinner Honors N Blondins on Birthday Milestones

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Skelley hosted a birthday tribute at their home in Independence for Mrs. Blondin 84 and Mr. Blondin 86. The couple, longtime residents on a seven acre farm, were joined by family friends and Cedar Rapids guests including the Boody and Shelley families.

R. D. Skelley Seventh Avenue SE C. Boody Viola J. Boody Frances Independence C. Blaiser Arthur Shelley Joan Ronald Mary Jeanette Thomas Seabrook Cedar Rapids

Phi Kappa Tau Alumni Meeting Planned at Montrose Hotel

Phi Kappa Tau fraternity alumni will meet Wednesday at 6 45 p m at the Montrose hotel for a gathering.

PHI Tau Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity Montrose

Sampsons to Spend Winter in Omaha with Son and Daughter-in-Law

Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Sampson of 500 Ninth Street SW have left for Omaha Nebraska to spend the winter with their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Sampson.

G. R. Sampson Ninth Street Omaha, Neb

Face The Issue Theme Of Dr White At First Christian

Dr. Walter M. White led the Monday service of the national preaching mission at First Christian church with Face the Issue as its theme. He praised Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America and used biblical examples from Paul and Moses to urge today’s readers to face their internal fears and seize opportunities. He urged, Will you put on the armor of God and be the hero, as services continue each evening this week including Friday.

Walter M. White First Christian Church Boy Scouts Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America Apostle Paul Church of Ephesus White Moses Land of Promise Joshua Caleb God

Taxes Paid By Saturday Excluded From Delinquent Notices

County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek said that properties paying both installments of 1935 taxes by next Saturday will not appear in the delinquent tax sale notices for November 27 and December 4. The annual tax sale is set for December 7 at 10 a.m. in the courthouse, to be conducted by public bidding.

Milo Sedlacek

Thanksgiving Beauty Ads Highlight Quick Ad Finds

Read the Want Ads under classification 6 for beauty aids and festive doll up ideas. This brief notes shoppers to browse ads and find quick beauty items ahead of Thanksgiving.

Red Cross Leads Life Saving Drive in Linn County

The American Red Cross strengthens drowning and water accident prevention. A. G. Keyes chairs life saving for Linn County with G. W. Day sending Y M C A staff to Eureka Springs aquatic school. Over 2000 boys received beginner swimming lessons and life saving certificates.

American Red Cross A. G. Keyes Linn County G. W. Day Eureka Springs Ark Red Cross Marion Pool Keyes F. W. Bailey Dawson Grim Evelyn Street Dorothy Rogers Mount Vernon

Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Dental Advertising Law

The Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the 1935 dental advertising law passed by the legislature. Des Moines dentist Dr. J G Craven challenged enforcement, but his plea for injunctions against state and county officials was denied as constitutional validity was affirmed.

Des Moines Iowa State Supreme Court J. G. Craven Craven Polk District Court Russell Jordan Supreme Court

Revival Continues At Calvary Baptist Church

Calvary Baptist Church hosts a two week revival with nightly 7 30 services through Nov 29 except Saturday. Rev Richard V Clearwaters preaches on Some New Testament Sinners Accepted by Jesus with Rev A Smith and Rev Charles B Brinkley leading singing. Miss Everetta Whetstine is church pianist.

Calvary Baptist Church Dorothy Miller Charles B. Brinkley The Baptist Church of Zion Baptist Church Brinkley Jesus Calvary Quartet Everetta Whetstine

Morgan Home Shakes Hands Of Reporters

J Pierpont Morgan returned from a trip to England and Scotland looking fully recovered from a four month illness. The 69 year old financier said nothing about business conditions the election or war concerns while greeting reporters aboard the Queen Mary after breakfast.

New York Sns J. Pierpont Morgan England Scotland America Europe Morgan

Pathfinder founder speaks at Cedar Rapids meeting

A large audience including city delegates and visiting ministers heard J Franklin Wright of Detroit deliver the first evening address on Human Engineering at Wilson school. The conference runs to Wednesday with public talks Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. and daily youth leader sessions at 3 p.m.

J. Franklin Wright Detroit Mich Pathfinder Movement Wilson School

Rewards Of The Righteous Topic At Brethren Church

Rev Harvey Hostetler spoke at the Church of the Brethren on Fourth avenue at Twelfth street SE about The Rewards of the Righteous. He said Christians become true sons of God and joint heirs with Jesus Christ and are freed from sin through the truth. Evangelistic meetings run each night at 7 30 with themes Men’s Night Youth Night and What the Bible Says About the Future.

Harvey Hostetler Church of the Brethren Fourth Avenue Twelfth Street SE God Jesus Christ Cedar Rapids Hostetler America

Two Men Sentenced in Independence Court

INDEPENDENCE AP Raymond Overman 18 and Hugh McAllen 20 pled guilty to larceny of domestic animals in district court. They were sentenced to terms not to exceed ten years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison. Both had been paroled from prior larceny convictions.

Independence (Ap Raymond Overman Hugh McAllen State Penitentiary Fort Madison

Kraschel Outlines 3 Point Program for Governorship

Governor elect Nelson G. Kraschel unveiled three aims for his incoming term: align with the federal farm program, pursue farm to market improvements with federal help, and continue the 2 percent sales tax to fund old age pensions and homestead relief where legally possible. He declined immediate liquor law changes and planned a west coast vacation with his wife.

Harlan Nelson G. Kraschel Kraschel George A. Wilson Iowa

Appeal Of Tipton Man Slayers Taken Under Advisement

Iowa Supreme Court considers John Mercer death-penalty appeal for 1930 Tipton murder of Robert G. Sproat. Mercer, on death row at Fort Madison, faced execution set for Aug. 20, 1937, after confessing at Davenport drug-store holdup. Brother Roy Mercer at large.

Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court John Mercer Robert G. Sproat Tipton Mercer Fort Madison Supreme Court San Francisco Sproat Roy Wain S. Kile Davenport Kile Roy Mercer Liberty

Marriage Licenses for Byers Byers Rosene Gordon

Kenneth E. Byers and Clara M. Byers of Cedar Rapids obtain license. Abe Rosene of Rock Island Illinois and Esther M. Gordon of Davenport also listed for marriage license proceedings.

Kenneth E. Byers Clara M. Byers Cedar Rapids Abe Rosene Rock Island, Ill Esther M. Gordon Davenport

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Pe.o Mrs. Day Tri-Delt Miss McConkie Grace Walpole Circle CI LA Oe Doherty Star Jewelry Co Second Street SE William Jansas Miss Ganfield Willis Palmers Buchanan Wernimont-Welty Miss Stieger W. BR. C. Inspection Joan Pollard Mrs. Blanch I. H. N. Circle P. T. A. Meetings Roosevelt Dads Odin HBA R. D. Skelleys Honor N. Blondins G. R. Sampsons Dr. White First Christian Armand Oxford Armstrong Brethren Tipton Man Cjeans Romi Greystone Buffalo Armstrong’s
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