Jane La Plante Complimented At Two Social Affairs
In honor of her upcoming marriage Miss Jane La Plante 15 was praised at two social events. The couple’s wedding to Charles Daniel of Davenport is set for November 30. Hostesses Inez Deacon and Sue Payneer plan a bridge party at 29 Knollwood Drive SE with guests including Edith Knox Louise Porter and Virginia Knox among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daniel
Davenport
Jane la Plante
Miss la Plante
Mr. Daniel
Inez Deacon
Sue Payneer
Bridge
Deacon
Knollwood Drive
Frank Phelps
Edith Knox
Edwy J. Clapp
Louise Porter
Harold Reid
Margaret Wilcox
Mrs Floyd Corey Visits Des Moines Relatives
Mrs Floyd Corey of 438 Twenty sixth Street SE is spending a week visiting relatives and friends in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Floyd Corey
Twentysixth Street
Des Motes
Mrs Oliver Longueville Hosts Open Duplicate Bridge
Mrs Oliver Longueville sponsors an open duplicate contract bridge game at her home located at 2035 Blake Boulevard SE on Tuesday evening at 7.45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Mrs Isaac B Smith Hosts Reading Club Luncheon
Mrs Isaac B Smith will entertain members of her reading club at luncheon at her country club drive southeast home. A program will follow the luncheon on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B Smith
Country Club Drive SE
Mrs Olney Hosts Tourist Club Study on South America
Mrs O C Olney of 522 Vernon Drive SE will entertain the Tourist Club Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Miss Blanche Krebs will review The Great White Gods by F H Marsden as the group continues its study of South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O C Olney
Vernon Drive
South America
Blanche Krebs
F. H. Marens
Miss Snetzler Hostess Birthday Toasts Family Ties
Miss Snetzler hosted Saturday afternoon honoring her niece Elisabeth Froman on her eighth birthday at Elisabeth's home 624 C avenue NW. Guests included Mrs Clyde Marshall grandmother and Mrs John Risch Atkins great grandmother plus Diane Delorez Sewell Betty Watt Jamice Swab Betty Radeke Darlene and Yvonne Riggs Betty and Mary Lou Fields Marie Hansen Mrs John Jennings Vera Snetzler and Elizabeth Staples Atkins. A surprise birthday visit occurred Friday at Miss Snetzler’s home 213 A avenue NW with Mr and Mrs C R Marshall Mr and Mrs R H Froman their daughter Mrs Tom Watt and her daughter Mrs Josephine Stoddard Mrs R E Walker and Miss Hazel Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Snetzler
Elisabeth Froman
C Avenue NW
Margaret Henderson
B. H. Froman
Clyde Marshall
John Risch
Atkins
Diane Delorez Sewell
Betty Watt
Jamice Swab
Betty Radeke
Darlene
Yvonne Riggs
Betty
Mary Lou
Misses Frelon Crangle Entertain Nurses Club at Bridge Luncheon
The Graduate Nurses club enjoyed a bridge luncheon Saturday at the Commonwealth Terrace room. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Lawler first, Olga Smith second, and Mrs. Neva Bowser received consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelon Crangle
Hansen Tucile Maher
Bertrece McDonoeigh
Graduate Nurses Club
Commonwealth Ter
Margaret Lawler
Unclear OCR: Schlitze Guest Disturbed at Cedar Ridge
Fragmentary notice reports a person named Donabue from Chie cata involved in an incident at Cedar Ridge. Details and affiliations are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Whetstone Morier Wedding Ties Town Names
Morier daughter Helen and Whetstone son were married Saturday at the local church. Rev. Sandboe officiated. guests from Minnesota attended before a reception following the ceremony. The couple will reside in Wonena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rothe Morier
Wiiacine
Diaggeur
Ierede
Chace
Mor
Stoontom
Rad
Jeswou
Duecorath
Bet
Sandboe i
Mies Helen L Hsurbak
Mintesota
Im Wonena
Whetstone
Local Bridge Winners Shine at Dubuque Tournament
Mrs Oliver Longueville of Cedar Rapids and Herman Wills of Waterloo led as high north south players in section B while Mrs L L Hodgin and Mrs R S Hardendorf of Cedar Rapids topped east west in section A. Second place in section A went to Mr and Mrs E J Carey of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Cedar Rapids
Herman Wills
Waterloo
Julien Dubuque Hotel
Dubuque
L. L. Hodgin
R.S. Hardendorf
E. J. Carey
Manes Celebrate Twentieth Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr. and Mrs J F Manes hosted a hard times party at 2059 Linn Blvd NE on Saturday night for twenty four guests in celebration of twenty years of marriage. Dancing and refreshments followed by gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs F T Stephenson Mr and Mrs C H Mulls and others from Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Manes
Linn Boulevard
Mrs. Manes
F T Stephenson
C H Mulls
G. A Russell
J T Zisko
Ralph Johnson
Shower honors Miss Ruby Carlson before wedding
Marie Chastensen and Hazelle Harper hosted a Saturday evening shower at 849 Third Avenue SE for Miss Ruby Carlson ahead of her marriage to W H Yorke next month. Three tables played bridge with out of town guests Mabel Murray and Leona Zalesky of Des Moines attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Chastensen
Hazelle Harper
Third Avenue SE
Ruby Carlson
W. H. Yorke
Mabel Murray
Leona Zalesky
Des Moines
Visitor Jane Seely Arrives From Kansas City to Visit Cedar Rapids
Miss Jane Seely of Kansas City Missouri arrived Monday afternoon to visit her grandmother Mrs S F Seely at 1503 Third avenue SE and other relatives. Former Cedar Rapids resident she came from Chicago where she had been visiting an uncle. She is connected with Trans Continental Airways in Kansas City and traveled by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Seely
Kansas City
S. F Seely
Third Avenue SE
Miss Seely
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Trans-Continental Airways
Legion Auxiliary Honors New Members at Picnic Meeting
New 1936 members of the American Legion auxiliary to Hanford Post will be honored guests at a picnic supper meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at the Memorial building. Members are asked to bring dishes and silver while others bring usual picnic items. A program and cards will entertain after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post
Auxiliary
Memorial Building
St. Paul's Church
Mrs Stelcik Hosts Birthday Dinner for Patricia Ann
Mrs Charles W Steleick of 130 Nineteenth Street NW hosted a Sunday noon dinner at her home to celebrate daughter Patricia Ann s third birthday. Thirteen guests included out of town relatives and the honored guest s grandparents Mr and Mrs Vincent Steleik and their daughter Blanche. Saturday afternoon Mrs Stelcik entertained ten guests at her home for her daughter s gifts presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Steleick
Nineteenth Street NW
Patricia Ann
Vincent Steleik
Blanche
Stelcik
Vernon John Snodgrass’s Eight Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs WE Snodgrass of 1240 Sixteenth Avenue SW hosted a Sunday party for their son Vernon John turning eight. Sixteen guests attended with games contests and refreshments.
Double Frock Style With Detachable Peplum Pattern 2526
An Anne Adams pattern 2526 offers a tunic style frock with a detachable peplum that converts to two looks. It includes a one piece cut in one line with shirred bodice and decorative sleeves, with options for neckline ribbon bows, suitable for sizes 14 through 42. The pattern, plus the fall and winter pattern book, can be ordered for 15 cents, book and pattern together 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
17Th St
New York
LN. Y
Reid Reunion at 1734 Fifth Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs J S Reid hosted a family reunion at their home 1734 Fifth Avenue SE. Guests included Mr and Mrs M J Reid of Rochester NY and their children Barbara Ann Jerry Jr and Donald Carl and Mr and Mrs Lile MelIntire of Des Moines and their children Joan and Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S Reid
Fifth Avenue SE
M J Reid
Rochester, NY
Barbara Ann Jerry, Jr
Donald Carl
Lile MelIntire
Des Moines
Joan
Jack
Miss Ruth Sova Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Lucille Kasper and Mrs Walter A Heschel hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride-elect Miss Ruth Sova at the Jitter home. Guests included Mrs Glenn Rullman and many friends such as Angeline Jerkerle, Margaret Bittle, Imimia Peshna, Nigtia Smerkel, Warten Wamo nel, Anna Bohae, and Flue Verba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kasper
Walter A Heschel
Ruth Sova
Glenn Rullman
Messes
Angeline Jerkerle
Margaret Bittle
Fmimia Peshna
Nigtia Smerkel Warten Wamonel
Anna Bohae
Flue Verba
Surprise Camp Fire gathering at Andersen home
A group from Tateda Camp Fire held a surprise event Friday evening at Mr and Mrs Sophus Andersen's home. Attendees included Dorothy Hronek Mre Ellis Barton Tule Marie Barton Alta Fvars Mies On pba Memiler Teshe Memiter Mee Jon Di Nath Dole Mrs Wooloaum Shimek Areth Shawn Grbidys Linker Nagra Dosti Mere John Holste Nae Donidd Hal Deter Betsy Estise Otiuha mdoobiates Andersen and Ellen McDonnuegh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tateda
Sophus Andersen
Dorothy Hronek
Ellis Barton
Tule Marie Barton
Alta Fvars
Mies On Pba Memiler
Teshe Memiter
Mee
Jon di
Nath Dole
Wooloaum Shimek Areth
Shawn Grbidys
Linkertue
Nagra Dosti Mere
John Holste
Nae
Donidd
Hal- Deter Betsy Sr
Estise Otiuha
Mdoobiates Andersen
Ellen McDonnuegh
P T A Meeting Notes From Community School Event
P T A met at the school house for a program featuring xylophone selections by Rauliard Kee Zier and duets by Mrs Elrer Ingels and John E Sundberg. The group planned Christmas entertainment for students and a second National Parent-Teacher magazine subscription drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treytar
de Patuera
V H Hasek
Po Ot
Soren Fink Entertainment
Mee
Bert Kiekar
Ty Rauliard Kee Zier
Mass Ruth Culbreth
School hosts SAT program with masks and parents invited
The Taster Parent Teacher Association sponsors a program at 3:30 PM Tuesday in the school auditorium. All district children and their parents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AO Ation
Sil
Daughters of Isabella Install New Officers at Montrose Hotel
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella held a Friday meeting at the Montrose hotel to install new officers. About fifty members attended as plans for a class beginning November 24 were announced and retiring officers received gifts.新
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Eirele
Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Mary Ki McDonnell
Monica Goodyear
Mary Smith
Dorothy Stark
Kathryn Pogge
Lulu Cacek
Josephine Stover
Mary McLaughlin
Gladyce Getz
Marcella Klein
Katherine Quass
Emma Stack
Vana Turner
Doris Hasley
Dorothy Johnstone
Betty Allen
Trustes
Katherine Gleason
Miss Winifred Hogan to Wed William Newcomb
Miss Winifred Hogan, engaged to William Newcomb of Waithamsburg for a November 28 wedding, was honored at a large miscellaneous shower hosted at the J. J. Hogan home. Guests included many Hogans and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Hogan
William Newcomb
Waithamsburg
F. J. Hogan
W. P. Hogan
W. F P. Hogan
J. F. Hogan
J. J. Hogan
Miss Hogan
Eleanor McGillicuddy
Alice Mumma
Monica Kennedy
Madellon Quass
Margaret Martin
Lavonia Butter
Carolyn Weeks
Gerry Mulherin
Bernice
Fifteen Year Old Dorothy Kemp Feted At Home
Miss Ohealice L Schears entertained at her residence Saturday in honor of Dorothy Kemp on her sixteenth birthday. Guests included Misses Frances Rubias Izetta Debe Viola Hutchinson Naomi Hall and Dorothy Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohealice L. Schears
Dorothy Kemp
Frances Rubias
Izetta Debe
Viola Hutchinson
Naomi Hall
Surprise party honors Miss Betty Landa at Oakland road home
Misses Wilma Wells and Leela Zavodsky hosted a hard times surprise party for Betty Landa at 811 Oakland road NE. Guests included Inez Berkla, Rachael Griffith, Helen Indra, Louisa Indra, Lillian Kacer, Sadie Kacer, Frances Bartlett, Dorothy Morris, Eileen Kohler, Loretta Hurych and Mesdames Arthur Birney, William Hoyt, and James Janda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Wells
Leela Zavodsky
Oakland Road
Betty Landa
Inez Berkla
Rachael Griffith
Helen
Louisa Indra
Lillian
Sadie Kacer
Frances Bartlett
Dorothy Morris
Eileen Kohler
Loretta Hurych
Arthur Birney
William Hoyt
James Janda
Ziesel Family Guests Visit Mrs Miller in La Grange
Mr and Mrs E C Ziesel of La Grange Illinois are guests of Ziesel's mother Mrs F E Miller at 2505 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C Ziesel
la Grange
Mr. Ziesel
F E. Miller
Second Avenue SE
Coe College Initiates Ruth Taylor Verle Breed
Miss Ruth Taylor of Cedar Rapids and Miss Verle Breed of Marion were initiated into Beta Phi Alpha at Coe College Sunday afternoon in the chapter rooms. Miss Leonore Ellsworth organized the spread that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Verle Breed
Marion
Beta Phi Alpha
Coe College
Leonore Ellsworth
Alpha Gamma Delta Hosts Buffet Supper At Coe College
Twenty actives and pledges attended a Sunday supper at Miss Sara Huntington's home 1946 Fifth Avenue SE. Bitter sweet and Japanese lanterns decorated the table. Special guests included Misses Rachel Brown Sarah Marie Davis and Jean Willson. Miss Betty Jacus led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Sara Huntington
Fifth Avenue SE
Rachel Brown
Sarah Marie Davis
Jean Wiilson
Betty Jacus
Jewish Young People's League Meeting at Temple Judah
The Jewish Young People's league meets Monday evening at Temple Judah. Miss Dorothy Kushner will present current events. Herbert Levin will discuss life of L. Feutchwanger and Miss Ethelyn Greenblatt will review The Oppermans by Feutchwanger. The constitution will be signed at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Young People’s League
Temple Judah
Dorothy Kushner
Herbert Levin
L. Feutchwanger
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Feutchwanger
Ten Cedar Rapids Firms Report 100 Per Cent Enrolment
Ten Cedar Rapids firms report 100 per cent enrolment on the opening day of the Linn county Red Cross roll call drive. Firms include Iowa Mutual Liability, Guarantee Bank, Hutchinson Ice Cream, Inter-Ocean Reinsurance, Business Men's Assurance, Travelers, Aetna, Joan Hancock Metropolitan, and Nations of Vermont insurers. Two hundred workers began the campaign to enroll 6,900 Linn county members before Thanksgiving. C. V. Shepherd directs the drive with Mrs. E. K. Peane as residential chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Red Cross
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Guaranty Bank
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Business Men's Asesurance Company
Travelers
Aetna
Joan Hancock Metropolitan and Nations
E. K. Peane
Miss Juanita Winslow Loses Teeth In City Car Crash
Miss Juanita Winslow of 316 Eighth street SE suffered the loss of five teeth in a Sunday night accident near Second street and First avenue E she was riding with Frank Leeks of Marion when their car struck Mrs. Walter Hutchinsons parked vehicle at 2032 Washington avenue SE Winslow was taken to St Luke's hospital No one else was injured Two parked cars were damaged earlier when a car rolled downhill on Fifth street north of First avenue E crashing into another car owned by Ray Knapp of Central City and Tom Sarentzen of 811 N street SW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Winslow
Eighth Street
Second Street
First Avenue E
Frank Leeks
Marion
Walter Hutchinson
Washington Avenue SE
Winslow
St. Luke's Hospital
Fifth Street
Ray Knapp
Central City
Tom Sarentzen
Improving Your Personality booklet on tact by a psychologist
A short piece discusses Mrs. I. M. Blunt and tactless behavior, urging readers to study how tact shapes personality. It promotes the Home Institute booklet Improving Your Personality by a noted psychologist, detailing lessons on inhibiting impulses and understanding what makes people pleasing or unpleasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
McKinley Football Team To Be Honored At Dinner
McKinley football players will be honored at a banquet tonight at 6 at the Elks club. Horace Hedges will be toastmaster and Dr. John Eberhart of Northwestern University will speak and show moving pictures of the Illinois Northwestern game. Fathers Alex Fidler R A Mikesell and Dr L A Kessler sponsor the event. Leonard Paul, McKinley coach, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Elks Club
Horace Hedges
John Eberhart
Northwetern University
Eberhart
Illinois-Northwestern
Alex Fidler
R. A. Mikesell
L. A. Kessler
Leonard Paul
City Briefs and Personals Roundup
Local items report trips by H F Curi and George Wenzlick to Florida and Kansas, church and club events including chicken suppers and bazaars, a Cedar Rapids Homecrafters meeting, and a Luther Eggertsen talk. Also notices of enlistment openings, several intoxication fines, a larceny by embezzlement hearing, and the Maine lodge Odd Fellows to drape the charter for departed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Maine lodge hall on First Avenue East
A Maine lodge hall located at 838 First Avenue East is noted in the listing. No further details are available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
Fire crews respond to overheated boiler at Wilson Produce
Firemen arrived at 1:07 a.m. Monday to the Wilson Produce company on 965 Second avenue SW where a boiler overheated with slight damage. Sunday activity included a false alarm at Granby building and a grass fire along the Milwaukee right of way near Sixteenth street NE at 5:40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Produce Company
Second Avenue
Granby
Second Street
Milwaukee
Sixteenth Street
Forum Speakers at YMCA on Tariff and Welfare
E A Johnson and George Claassen will speak at the YMCA forum tonight at 6 45 at the YMCA building. The subject is The Tariff and Human Welfare. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Johnson
George Claassen
Wounded in Fight Near St Luke's Hospital
Jack Hartley aged 31 from rural route four received first aid at St Luke's hospital at 2 15 a m Sunday for lacerations on his left arm below the elbow. He said he was in a fight and his opponent used a knife but did not name the other fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hartley
St. Luke's Hospital
Hartley
Credit Men Share Dinner and Film at Hotel Roosevelt
Members from the Cedar Rapids Retail Credit association and the Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men will hold a joint dinner meeting at 6 15 p m today at the Hotel Roosevelt. They will view a film showing the operation of a credit exchange in Joliet Illinois, the first picture of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Association
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men
Credit Exchange
Roosevelt
Joliet, Ill
Local man held on weapons charge after arrest
George W. Huggins, 54, of 917 Seventeenth Avenue SE, remained in the city jail Monday as police pursued disposition of a charge filed by his wife alleging he carried dangerous weapons. An old fashioned revolver found at his home was confiscated during the arrest, with the warrant issued by Justice A. S. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Huggins
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Huggins
Justice A. 5. Reed
Podiatrists Gather for State Association Meeting
The Iowa State Podiatrists association met Sunday afternoon at the Tidel Montrose to discuss legislative and ethical issues. About twenty five attendees were present. Plans for the joint Iowa Illinois meeting in Davenport next May were also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Requiem Mass Held for Rev. P. Burke at Mercy School
Members of the Sodality of Our Lady at the Mercy hospital school of nursing held a mass in a body on November 15 for the repose of the soul of Rev. P. Burke S J. Father Burke founded the Sodality in 1932 and showed lasting interest in the school’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Burke
Sodality of Our Lady In the Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Father Burke
Sodality of Our Lady In the School of Nursing
Overcoats Stolen From Car Reported In Town City
Three residents reported the theft early Monday. Vincent Sullivan of 406 E avenue NW Vincent White and Cyril Leeney of Town City said three overcoats were taken from a parked car on A avenue NE near Third street. Sullivan and Leeney also lost gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sullivan
E Avenue NW
Vincent White
Cyril Leeney
Town City
Sullivan
Leeney
Third Street
Conference With Ministers Marks Dr Cory First Cedar Rapids Event
Dr Abram Cory arrives in Cedar Rapids to lead the North east Iowa Christian Assembly with a three day session at First Christian church. Ministers from multiple towns attend a 6 p m young peoples rally with special music before a 7 45 mass meeting and November union gathering. Citations include Weatherwax and Duncan as out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Abram Cory
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Christian Assembly
First Christian Church
Center Point
Coggan
Walker
Urbana
LaFayette
Marion
Troy Mills
Alburnett
People of
W. W. Weatherwax
Clarence
Lev. Duncan
Shelbyville
Fayette County Schoolmasters Club Sets May 16 Event
The Fayette County Schoolmasters club met with over thirty men present. Fourteen of the county’s fifteen schools were represented. May 16 was set as the tentative date for a play day and rural graduation exercises. C. D. Hileman discussed School Laws. Separate sessions featured C. L. Nelson on How to Study. The next meeting will be in Oelwein with invited board members and Supt. C. W. Kittrell as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Fayette County
Oelwein
Supt. C. W. Kittrell
Waterloo
How to Play Elimination and Throw-Ins in Bridge
A Bridge column discusses elimination and throw-in plays, noting defenders often miss timing or proper unblocking. The hand features North opening with the club Queen and declarer winning, illustrating how defensive misplays invite traps. West is the dealer, both sides vulnerable, setting up the classic throw-in scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
West
Free Bridge Booklet Offer and a Bridge Hand Analysis
Readers may obtain a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by Josephine Culbertson through the Cedar Rapids Gazette. A bridge hand is analyzed showing defensive misplays by North and how correct play could defeat the contract, with notes on ruffs, discards, and trump management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Eastern Coast Storm Leaves Death Toll In Wake
A powerful northeast gale along the Atlantic coast from North Carolina to Maine leaves at least one seaman dead and eight highway fatalities. Two 3,000 ton freighters Florida and Hartwelson crippled. Florida reaches Hampton Roads. Hundreds of boats wrecked. towns flooded and roads undermined. Damages estimated from 1 to 15 million dollars as authorities seek federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
North Carolina
Maine
New Jersey
Long Island
New York
Florida
Hartwelson
Hampton Roads
Massacusetts
North Jersey Shore
Minister Defends Slayer of Gebhardt
Rev Albert E Ribourg a St Andrews rector supported Vera Stretz claim she acted in self defense before firing at Dr Fritz Gebhardt in his Beekman Tower apartment He plans to testify for her at murder trial and notes Stretz is a parishioner While police seek the mysterious blonde companion of Gebhardt who allegedly met him at a hotel two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Albert E. Ribourg
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Vera Stretz
Ribourg
Fritz Gebhardt
Beekman Tower
Miss Stretz
Dr. Gebhardt
Rev. Ribourg
Red Caution Lights Change Slow Traffic on First Ave
Police traffic bureau announces the Thirteenth street and First avenue signals were switched from amber to red after amber failed to slow traffic. North south traffic on Thirteenth must stop at First Avenue, while east west traffic on First Avenue should only slow down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ave
Thirteenth Street
First Avenue B
Sergt
Gordon Hughes
Police Traffic Bureau
Hughes
First Avenue
Byron's Inspiration Temple Rebuilt on Acropolis
The temple of Niki on the Acropolis, famed for Byron's muse for The Corsair, is being dismantled and rebuilt. Stones are numbered as foundations are inspected and repairs made to restore the temple to its original beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Vns
Niki
Acropolis
Byron
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Mrs. Smith
Miss Snetzler
Schlitze
Tidia
Donbue
Chiecata
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Jim
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Iss Jane Seely
Legion Auxiliary
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Reid Reunion
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P. T. A. Meetings
Dairy Dale
Taylor Entertainment
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Mrs. Miller
Beta Phi
Alpha Gam Supper
H. F. Curi
Eustis, Fla
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Junction City
Kaw
First United Presbyterian
R. J. Campbell
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Kenwood Presbyterian
First Lutheran Church
Joseph Jilovee, Sr
Mount Vernon
Mercy Hospital
Luther Eggertsen
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
United States Army
Fort Des Moines
William Melton
Jack Loftus
Joe Jansa
Fairfax
Rudolph Stepanek
A. S. Reed
Louis Spurgeon
Stepanek
Gazette Home Institute
W. 19Th St
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East
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Rama Rea
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