Advisory Board Tea at Coe YWCA Honors College Leaders
The Coe College YWCA advisory board entertained members of the second cabinet and the sophomore council at the home of Mrs. Brown on First Avenue. About 30 guests attended the Monday afternoon tea from 3 to 5 o'clock, hosted by Mrs. Brown and a group of society hostesses. Attending guests included Mary Bell and Ethel Ryan from the sophomore council and several cabinet members, along with Patricia Andrews, Marilyn Chyle, Jean Durfee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Robert Little
Pierre A. Tracy
S. G. Armstrong
C T. Kickok
E. H. Bingham
Robert C. Armstrong
George Yuill
Max Dachler
E F. Winslow
M. Gage
Mary Bell
Ethel Ryan
W.C
Winifred Murray
Patricia Andrews
Marilyn Chyle
Jean Durfee
Mary K. Fiebig
Jeanetta Hatfield
Barbara Neary
Collin Keir
Joan Lewis
Lois McCaleb
Ruth McDermott
Dorothy Nelson
Phyllis Octsen
Myrna Parke
Dorothy Plock
Lorraine Rawlings
Phillis Sheehy
Lois Suiter
Betty Gage
Harriette Hamilton
Leota Becking
Barbara Wipr
Dinner honoring officials from Iowa Minnesota game
Mr and Mrs Horace G Hedges hosted a dinner Saturday at their home 825 Seventeenth Street SE to honor the men who served as officials in the Iowa Minnesota football game in Iowa City. Guests included Mr and Mrs Laverne Disney of Green Bay Wisconsin George Simpson and his son of Eau Claire Wisconsin and Mr and Mrs Iva T Carrithers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Iowa City
Laverne Disney
Green Bay
Wis
George Simpson
Eau Claire
Iva T. Carrithers
Mrs. A. C. Gossard Returns Home From Estherville Visit
Mrs. A C Gossard of 523 Twentieth Street NE returned Friday after a week in Estherville. She was accompanied home by Mr and Mrs A A Hallee of Estherville who spent the weekend at the Gossard residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gossard
Twentieth Street
Estherville
A. A Hallee
Gossard
Yuill Hosts Bridge Club Dinner at Pleasant Drive Home
Mr and Mrs James H Yuill invite members of their bridge club to dinner Monday evening at their home 355 Pleasant drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Yuill
Pleasant Drive
Bridge Club
Hutches Family Guests Return From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs J L Hutches and their daughter Mrs Genevieve Van Eenthusen of Chicago were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs E M Victorine at 2410 Grande avenue SE and have now returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L. Hutches
Genevieve van Eenthusen
Chicago
E. M. Victorine
Grande Avenue
Birthday Dinner for George Lamb at Home
Mrs. George Lamb will host a Monday dinner party at her home 1964 Second Avenue SE honoring her son George on his tenth birthday. Town colors decorate the event with football motifs, games and prizes. Guests include George Lehman Jock Bickert Rockwell Dahler Skipper Bills Bobby Bills Tommy Crabbe Barnes O'Donnell David Clark Dick Prouty and Dick Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
George Lamb
Second Avenue SE
George Lehman
Jock Bickert
Rockwell Dahler
Skipper Bills
Bobby Bills
Tommy Crabbe
Barnes O'Donnell
David Clark
Dick Prouty
Dick Kaufman
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Hosted at Mrs White's
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club meets Thursday at 1 pm for a luncheon at Mrs. Ted White’s home 365 Twenty first street SE. Assisting hostesses include Mesdames W W Simmons Edna Stanley L J Smith J P Winn and Dora Severin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
Ted White
365 Twenty-first Street
W. W. Simmons
Edna Stanley
L. J. Smith
J. P. Winn
Dora Severin
Frank Yphelps and Reva Kirkpatrick Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phelps and Miss Reva Kirkpatrick of Traverse City Michigan are visiting in the home of Mrs. J A Safley at 2206 B Avenue NE and in the home of Mrs. J C Milner at 405 Twenty third Street NE. They arrived Sunday and will stay a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phelps
Reva Kirkpatrick
Traverse City
Mich
J. A. Safley
B Avenue
J. C Milner
Twentythird Street
George Buchanan to be honored on eighty third birthday
In celebration of his eighty third birthday George Buchanan 1719 Grande avenue SE will be honored Monday evening by Mrs. Buchanan who will entertain a few friends at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buchanan
Grande Avenue SE
Buchanan
Congenial Hundred Club Dancing Party at Montrose Hotel
The Congenial Hundred club hosts the third season dancing party this evening in the Crystal ballroom of the Montrose hotel. Guests are invited and committee members include Mr and Mrs Frank Pfaff Mr and Mrs Harold M Smith Mr and Mrs Ferris A Clarke and Mr and Mrs Lawrence O Hausk ins. A new orchestra arrangement will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundred Club
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Frank Pfaff
Harold M. Smith
Ferris A Clarke
Lawrence O Hauskins
Weekend guests visit Dr Edward H Files home
Weekend guests at the home of Dr and Mrs Edward H Files 2018 Bever Avenue SE were Howard W Files of Minneapolis and Robert Files of Ames They attended the Minnesota Iowa game Saturday Howard W Files was also a guest of his mother Mrs Mary B Files in the Carleton apartments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Files
Bever Avenue SE
Howard W Files
Minneapolis
Robert Files
Ames
Mary B. Files
Carleton Apartments
Marine officer visits hometown for thirteen day stay
Lieut. Robert Moore of the Marine Corps at Quantico Virginia arrived Sunday to spend thirteen days with his parents Mr and Mrs Erna R Moore at 536 Knollwood Drive East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore
Marine Corps
Quantico
Erna R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
Tuesday Art Club Dinner Party Recalls Winter Series
The Tuesday Art Club held a dinner party at Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Houser home with twenty two guests. Hosts assisted by Mr. and Mrs. K. R Farquhar and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cain organized a bridge game and awarded prizes to Ethel Samuelson Charles Nelson Ethel Swan and Walter French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
C. T. Houser
Washington Avenue SE
Ethel Samuelson
Charles Nelson
Ethel Swan
Walter French
K. R Farquhar
W. G. Cain
Mrs Helen Snow and Dorothy Lane Hostess Shower
Mrs Helen Snow and Dorothy Lane hosted a miscellane ous shower at 712 Second Street NW on Friday for Mrs Earl Snow formerly Miss Kathryn Johnson. Prizes went to Mrs Violet Kersey and Mrs Sarah Mulvany. lighted pink tapers graced a bridal couple centerpiece. Out of town guests included Mrs Clark Hayward of Vinton and Mrs Harry Waline of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Snow
Dorothy Lane
Second Street
Earl Snow
Kathryn Johnson
Violet Kersey
Sarah Mulvany
Annie Doran
Charles Zobin
Frank King
Malta chapter honors past matrons and patrons in ceremony
Malta chapter No. 415 O E S honors past matrons and past patrons with a banquet for 300 in the Masonic hall. Bronze and yellow pompoms and brass candelabra decorate both dining and chapter rooms as the star points conduct a ceremony and confer degrees on Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Anderson and Marvin Bailey. Helen Dunker welcomes guests and dancing closes the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Helen Dunker
Myron J. Anderson
Marvin Bailey
Dessert luncheon honors Mrs Irvine on move to Kansas City
Mrs. Robert Irvine of 2609 Avenue NE was feted with a dessert luncheon and bridge party at Killian's tea room before she moves to Kansas City. Hostesses were Mesdames K. I McElroy R. W. Mann and W. T. Cozad. A handkerchief shower accompanied the farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Irvine
Avenue NE
Kansas City
Killian
K. I McElroy
R. W. Mann
W. T. Cozad
Irvine
E. L. Luglan
Leo Raff
Ed McPartland
W. E. Henton
Miss Naylor and Dale Hazlett wed at home ceremony
Miss Naylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Naylor married Dale Hazlett son of Mrs Selma Hazlett in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Naylor home 1517 Third Ave SE. The Rev J T Stewart officiated with teals blues gardenias and roses in decor and attire as luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Mae Naylor
Roy Naylor
Third Avenue SE
Dale Hazlett
Selma Hazlett
Monticello
J. T Stewart
United Brethren Church
Naylor
Mary Kennedy
Bernard Port
Marlow
Hazlett
McKinley High School
Liggett’s Drug Store
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Mrs. Hazlett
Second Avenue SW
Emma Randall Marries Merlin Mickel in Stafford Va
Miss Emma Lee Randall daughter of Mr and Mrs Randall Denver and Merlin H Mickel son of Mr and Mrs W E Mickel 1311 Second Avenue SE were married Saturday evening in Stafford Virginia. Mrs Mickel is private secretary to Senator Johnson of Colorado and Mr Mickel works for the Associated Press Washington bureau. They reside at 1630 A Street NW apartment 144 Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lee Randall
Randall
Denver
Merlin H. Mickel
W. E. Mickel
Second Avenue SE
Stafford
M. M. Club Dinner Hosted by Mrs Wurster’s Tea Room
Members of the M. M. club enjoyed a Saturday dinner at Mrs. Wurster's tea room hosted by their husbands who give an annual appreciation dinner. Wilbur R. Robinson chaired the committee with H. Lo Emerson and Homer A. Grove assisting. During the evening 500 was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Club
Teiels Return From 6000 Mile Western Trip
Mr and Mrs William Tehel of 1301 Third Street SW completed a four week journey through western and southwestern states traveling to Texas and Oklahoma after attending the National Bottlers association convention in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tehel
Third Street
First Christian Couples Class Banquet Held With Toastmaster
The fourteenth annual banquet of the Couples class at the First Christian church was held Friday. Forty members and guests sat at tables themed by the four seasons. Ruth Oxley served as toastmaster, Anna Mae Klinsky read twice, Lynn Fix sang, and Rev. I. E. Linkletter spoke. Guests included Mrs Linkletter and Dr. and Mrs. Marion H. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ruth Oxley
Anna Mae Klinsky
Lynn Fix
I. E. Linkletter
Linkletter
Marion H. Williams
Alpha Delta Alpha Of Coe Hosts Blanket Hop
Alpha Delta Alpha at Coe college hosted a blanket hop in the recreation room of the men’s gym over the weekend honoring pledge members. Decorations featured purple and gold pins and an ADA crest as pledges staged a burlesque of an active meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Coe College
Donald Berry
John McCord
Stanley Vesely
Melvin Carlson
Roger Hahn
Winifred Hargraves
Brian Doherty
Marybel Jacobsen
Don Berry
Mary Lou Bowers
Robert Voscipka
Marion Bailey
Don Christensen
Bonnie Brandau
John White
Crystal Wells
William Smith
Dorothy Shupe
Boyd Smith
Peggy Howland
Merlin McCulloh
Bernice Beerman
Russell Jones
Pat Andrews
Leon Black
Dorothy Barnes
Bob Rouse
Dorothy Bacon
Jim Ryan
Norma Kofahl
Leslie Munnecke
Margaret Fortsch
Anan Richardson
Diana Brokaw
Francis Hulda
Diana Coffey
Stanley Smith
Leitha Kelesky
Ellis Newman
Ardis Doucher
Jean Schmitt
Harold Englecking
Maisie Sanderson
Maize and McNally Wed in Springfield Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Jack Maize of Springfield Missouri announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine Maxine to Austin McNally son of Mr and Mrs William McNally The ceremony was Nov 12 performed by Rev C H Hook Attendants were Helen Skelly and Robert Wright They reside at 1209 14 First Avenue E with Mr McNally employed at Sunshine Food Market
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maize
Springfield
Katherine Maxine
Austin McNally
William McNally
Twelfth Street
C. H. Hook
Helen Skelly
Robert Wright
Cedar Rapids
McNally
Sunshine Food Market
First Avenue
Three L Class Picnic At First Christian Church
The Three L class of the First Christian church met at the church Friday for a picnic luncheon. Mrs A C Westrom's division served and Mrs Carrie Thomas led devotions. Plans were made for the December bazaar. Officers elected include Mrs W W Smith president and other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
A. C Westrom
Carrie Thomas
W. W. Smith
H. L. Ireland
B. Lampher
Westrom
M. Giovanazzi
F. Ac
Ladd Family Plans Memphis Visit
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Ladd of 215 Second Avenue Southwest and their daughter Mrs. N. Halvorson of Cedar Falls left Monday to visit relatives in Memphis Tennessee and expected to return December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue
N. Halvorson
Cedar Falls
Memphis, Tenn
Ida Mansfield Circle of King's Daughters Meeting
Ida Mansfield circle of the King's Daughters will meet Tuesday at 10 am at the home of Mrs. Charles M. Fisher 1805 Washington Avenue SE to sew before luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King's Daughters
Charles M. Fisher
Washington Avenue SE
Margaret Botttome Circle Meets for Luncheon
Margaret Botttome circle of the King's Daughters will meet at Mrs Ed Coler's home 1835 Fifth Avenue SE on Wednesday at 1 p.m. for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Botttome
King's Daughters
Ed Coler
Fifth Avenue SE
Kephart Thackeray Spent Sunday at Montezuma Relative
Mr and Mrs Fred R Kephart and Mrs Richard Thackeray of 309 Sixth Street SE visited Mrs Kepharts aunt Mrs Louis Wolfe in Montezuma on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Kephart
Richard Thackeray
Sixth Street
Kephart
Louis Wolfe
Montezuma
Weekend Visit with Mrs Walsh and J C Van Winkle
Mr and Mrs Walsh hosted a Kokomo Indiana visitor J C Van Winkle and his companion for a weekend at the home of Mrs Nellie Walsh preserving a local social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. van Winkle
Kokomo, Ind
Nellie Walsh
Aunt Het Reveals Fractured Family Charms
A humorous sketch notes Jim refusing to save money for a year or two while his wife, aged, cites imaginary ailments to support every doctor in town, revealing domestic quirks and theatrical wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Towanka Camp Fire Plans Meeting At Guardian Home
Eight members of the Towanka Camp Fire group met Friday at the home of guardian Mrs. I. Mason. Banks were discussed and plans for the coming months were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanka
I. Mason
Banks
Louise Leibert dessert lunch at Mrs Chapman home
Louise Leibert hosts a dessert lunch today at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Chapman located at 251 Twenty third Street Drive Southeast. The event centers on social circle duties and afternoon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King's Daughters
Robert Chapman
Twenty-third Street Drive
Catholic Book Club Meets for Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. J. H. Bormann hosts the Catholic Book Club at 1959 Park avenue SE on Tuesday at 1 15 p.m. A dessert luncheon will precede a review of The Burden Light by Father Edward P. Keenen led by Mrs. C. M. Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Book Club
J. H. Bormann
Park Avenue SE
C. M. Day
Edward P. Keenen
Milwaukee and Chicago women visit Cedar Rapids
Miss Hilda Goetz of Milwaukee and Mrs. Maude Shier of Chicago motored from Chicago to Cedar Rapids Sunday to visit Mrs. Edna Shops at 307 Fourth street NW and returned the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Goetz
Milwaukee
Maude Shier
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Edna Shops
Fourth Street NW
Mrs. Walterick Visits Minneapolis Relatives
Mrs J W Walterick of 408 E avenue NW returns from Minneapolis where she visited relatives and friends and stayed with Rev Dr and Mrs A L Murray formerly of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Walterick
E Avenue NW
Minneapolis
A. L. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln P T A Meeting In Home of Mrs Reger
The Lincoln P T A study group will meet Tuesday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs G W Reger 815 Twentieth avenue SE. Members are to bring their August September manuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P . A
G. W. Reger
Twentieth Avenue SE
Genevieve Veneer to Wed Lester Woodward at Alburnett Church
Genevieve Veneer daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Veneer of Alburnett will marry Lester Woodward son of Mr and Mrs W W Woodward of 522 First avenue W next Sunday at 1 30 pm at the Christian church Alburnett with Rev Maurice Swishe officiating A reception will follow The couple both worked at Petersen bakery after high school Genevieve is a Alburnett high school graduate and Lester a Roosevelt high school graduate and both are employed at Petersen bakery They will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H L. Veneer
Alburnett
Genevieve
Lester Woodward
W. W. Woodward
First Avenue
Christian Church
Maurice Swishe
Alburnett High School
Petersen Bakery
Mr. Woodward
Roosevelt High School
Cedar Rapids
City Council Goes F. D. R. One Better In Juggling Days
Cedar Rapids city council defies Roosevelt by keeping the budget intact with two Wednesdays and no Friday this week. To avoid overtime pay, workers will log Thursday as Wednesday and Friday as Thursday, resuming normal week on Saturday. November 30 remains the Thanksgiving holiday for city employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Evangelist Urges More Parental Responsibility
Dr. C. A. Stewart spoke at the Church of God urging parental duty from the praise text. He criticized fondling dogs in childless homes while orphans need loving homes and urged fathers to know their children and not rely on mothers alone. The Bethany Congregational church adjourned its service for revival, with plans for young people's night and children's night through Friday, closing Thanksgiving eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stewart
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Bethany Congregational Church
B. O. Bashore
George Hayes
Caroline Hodgdon
Agnes Wise
Kathleen Adams
Virginia Adams
R. N. Coolidge
Notice of Appointment of Administrators No 15618 Iowa Linn
The undersigned were appointed November 18 1939 as administrators of the estate of Jennie Stark late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All debts should be paid to the administrators and all claims filed with the Linn County District Court Clerk docketed. Attorneys James E Patterson represents Lewis Stark and Druce L Stark as administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Jennie Stark
Iowa
Iowa District Court
Lewis Stark
Druce L. Stark
Jas. E. Patterson
Legal Institutes Meeting In Iowa Eighteenth District
The first in a series of legal institutes will be held Friday at the Roosevelt hotel starting at 4 p.m. Judge Henry N Graven of Mason City will address the bench and bar on Allowance and Adjudication of Claims and Probate. Harley H. Stipp of Des Moines will speak after dinner on The Status of the Legal Profession in Iowa. Dinner at 6:30. Attendance expected from Cedar, Jones and Linn counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Institutes
Eighteenth Judicial District
Roosevelt Hotel
Henry N Graven
Mason City
Harley H. Stipp
Des Moines
Iowa State Bar Association
Iowa
Legal Institutes Committee
Iowa Bar Association
Cedar, Jones and Linn Counties
Alvin G. Keyes
Cedar Rapids
Warren J. Rees
Anamosa
James D. France
Tipton
Linn County Bar Associaton
Iowa Hawkeyes Honored in Cedar Rapids City Council Resolution
Cedar Rapids officials passed a unanimous resolution praising the indomitable spirit of the Iowa football team the leadership of coach Eddie Anderson and the loyalty of Hawkeye followers It expresses support win or lose and hopes Northwestern will fall before the Hawkeyes The measure was offered by Dave Williams and seconded by Mayor Frank Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Freedom of America
Hawks
Eddie Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Dave Williams
Frank K. Hahn
Car Passengers Survive Hunter’s Shot Near Hawkeye Downs
Three youths riding with George W. Nemmers escaped a close call when a stray bullet skimmed the car near Hawkeye Downs road by Prairie Creek. Nemmers reported the shot to Sheriff Jim Smith, who urged hunters to exercise extreme caution to avoid firing across public highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Downs
Prairie Creek
Jim Smith
George W. Nemmers
Fourth Avenue
Sheriff's Office
Keith Nemmers
Melvin Schirm
Robert Schirm
Nemmers
Smith
Banquet Follows K C Initiation For Local Class
About 200 attendees from Manchester Marengo Fairfax and Cascade joined a Knights of Columbus banquet at the Roosevelt hotel after a class of 26 candidates was initiated. Messages from leaders and a Mount Mercy string quartet accompanied the event. The new initiates will be honored at the council meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Marengo
Fairfax
Cascade
Knights of Columbus
Roosevelt Hotel
M. W. O’ricley
Henry Teahen
John H. Bormann
Cedar Rapids
Greg A. Figge
Ossian
Thomas P. Dawson
Mermin Spratt
Francis Berry
Buckner to lead two day School of Missions at First Christian
Dr George Walker Buckner Jr editor of World Call will head a two day School of Missions at the First Christian church on Tuesday and Wednesday The Indianapolis leader attended world conferences in Edinburgh and Oxford and spent last year studying the Orient He comes to address a mass meeting Wednesday at 730 pm inviting public attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walker Buckner, Jr
Indianapolis
World Call
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Buckner
Edinburgh
Scotland
Oxford
England
Madras
India
First Christian
Church
Defeat Of War-Minded Office Seekers Urged As Short Cut To Peace
More than 700 Doc students gathered in the Chapel forenoon to hear Paul Harris urge direct voter contact as the sure path to peace. He said 532 lawmakers will decide war or peace next year and blamed lobbyists as nefarious. Harris cited campaigns against Congressman Clayburn and for Anderson and noted the Hills-Shepard bill’s defeat as proof the fight hinges on 532 congressmen. He warned Christians must act to influence foreign policy or risk national decline. Robert Marshall offered the invocation and Dr. Harry M. Gage presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harris
National Council For the Prevention of War
Washington, D. C
Harris
America
Washington
Missouri Peace Action Committee
St. Louis
Clayburn
Anderson
Robert Marshall
Cornell College
St. Charles, II
Harry M. Gage
Coe
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
Germany's church campaign against Hitler outlined
Forenoon Harris spoke on his contacts with the Evangelical church in Germany and its opposition to Hitler. He asserted that religion remains alive in Germany and commented on its role in the resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Evangelical Church
Germany
Hitler
Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiggam
Author notes that science cannot answer all moral questions yet asserts science prioritizes societal rights over individual rights. He asks if young couples marry for keeps and argues modern youth claim lasting marriages amid rising divorce, claiming greater determination than previous generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
Does German prosperity hinge on colonies and tariffs
The text argues against colonial returns as a cure for German prosperity. Norman Angel says prewar to present that colonies supply only a sliver of raw materials. The piece notes Germany’s real issue as differential tariffs and that even full British empire would not fix Britain’s own problems. It adds that witnesses can rarely tell the complete truth, citing an experiment where observers lying about a painting occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Angel
Germany
Great Britain
Britain
Angel
John F. Dille Co
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin Card
Constipation causes acid indigestion bloating dizziness gas and bad breath from undigested food. The remedy combines Pepsin and Senna to digest protein lumps and stimulate bowel movement for stomach comfort. Children enjoy the pleasant taste of Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bux Dr. Caldwell
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Coe Y.W. Entertains
Wiorace Hedges
Mrs Gossard
James Yuills
Alpia Gamma Delta Mothers Club
Frank Yphelps
MR. Buchanan
J. M. Welch
E. 8
Moores
Mrs. Snow
Miss Naylor
Mr. Hazlett
Merlin IS
Mickel
William Teiels
First Christian Group
Alpha Delta Alpha of
Katherine Maize
Memphis
Margaret Bottome
Mrs. Walsh
Towanka Camp
Iei Mono
Wei Vores
IRS
EDNA
Walterick Nome
P.T.A. Meetings
Lincoln
Genevieve Wenger
City Council
L. L. Dolson
C. R. Savings Bank
Legal Institutes Meeting
Hunter
K. C
G. W. Buckner, JR
DR. Wiggam
David Mitchell
A. E. Wigcam
Ove
Holden-Kahler CO
Gabel's
Deers West
Paramount Theater
RSE
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