St Pauls church tea honors cradle roll mothers
About 100 guests attended a Thursday tea at St. Pauls church parlors hosted by the young married class of the Kensington group to honor Protheon class members and cradle roll mothers. Mrs. R W Green and Mrs C Harve Geiger led the event with Mrs Lynn G Swaney in charge. music featured Mrs Helen Hickman, Mrs W L Barnard, and Miss Velma Love. Rev A A Brooks and wife attended. certificates were presented by cradle roll superintendent Mrs Frank Kirkpatrick and Protheon class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
St. Paul's Church
Protheon
R. W. Green
C. Harve Geiger
Lynn G. Swaney
Helen Hickman
W. L. Barnard
Velma Love
A. A. Brooks
Dinner for Canoe Trip Members and Guests
About fifty four expedition members and guests will attend a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel under Robert Bickel. Attendees include Dr LA Swisher and Iowa historical society leaders. Claude Krebs leads overall arrangements with assistants Peterson Johnson Hart Brownies Andersen and Joan Pamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Famrad
Robert Bickel
Roosevelt Hotel
LA Swisher
Iewa
Lewa Ci
Dotter Svesis
Cadet Iy Wire
Tops
Bet Peterson
Chester Johnson Hart
Avru Andersen
Joan Pamer
Claude Krebs
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club hears Davis Snyder on Winter Berry Bushes
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden group met at the club house for lunch to hear horticulturist Davis Snyder of Center Point. Mrs I L Owen chaired the session, and Mr Snyder discussed winter berry shrubs, grafting, and color changes while sharing nursery specimens and answering questions. Hostesses were Mrs F S Snyder and Miss Leota Swem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature and Garden Department
Cedar Rapids
Snyder
F. S. Snyder
Leota Swem
City duplicate bridge tournament at Roosevelt Hotel
Open to all players in the city. Play starts promptly at 8 pm tonight. Players should arrive by 7 45 at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs. George E Beattie sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
George E. Beattie
Mrs Adams Hosts Bridge Club Juncheon at Commonwealth
Mrs Mary E Adams of 1860 First Avenue East hosted her bridge club at Juncheon today noon. Following Juncheon, bridge was played at two tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Adams
First Avenue E
Juncheon
Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs Cook and Miss Doris Cook Travel From Nashville
Mrs Robert S Cook and Miss Doris Cook of 222 Crescent drive SE return from a motor trip to Nashville Tennessee. Mrs Grant Collins of 1847 First avenue FE also involved in the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S Cook
Doris Cook
Crescent Drive
Grant Collins
First Avenue FE
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs James C Everds Leaves Ames After Visit
Mrs James C Everds of Ames has returned home after visiting the Fyverett Chandler residence at 824 Twenty-first Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C Everds
Ames
Fyverett Chandler
Twenty-first Street
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner at Lewis Tea Room
Mrs Pearl Boland hosted a Wednesday dinner for her bridge club at the Lewis tea room. Prizes were won by Miss Hazel Fillenworth and Miss Burdette Kohl, with several others in attendance including Miss Ruth Bettner, Miss Mable Jeffries, Miss Helen Barron, Mrs Genevieve Tucker, and Mrs Hannah Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Boland
Lewis
Hazel Fillenworth
Burdette Kohl
Brdge
Ruth Bettner
Mable Jeffries
Helen Barron
Mre
Geneshve Tucker
Hannah Willams
ORGANIZE CLUB The East Side Ben Hur officer seeks a secret at the bore
A fragmented OCR note describes an East Side Ben Hur group meeting with an officer seeking a secret at a location on a street, with unclear names and specifics. The text is garbled but indicates organizational activity and a planned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Bridge Party Hosts For Miss Hickok And Mr Burkhalter
Rockwell Bingham and Douglass Bennett entertain this evening for Miss Eliza Hickok and Louis D Burkhalter Jr at 1800 Second Avenue SE. Twelve guests are invited. The wedding is set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hickok
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Rockwell Bingham
Douglass Bennett
Bingham
Mr . Bennett
Second Avenue SE
Miss Hickok
Mr. Burkhalter
Needlework Guild Opens Branch in Burlington
Mrs Charles D Manson Mrs Walter K Roth and Mrs Edward H Files traveled to Burlington to help establish a local branch of the Needlework Guild of America. They assisted Burlington organizer Mrs E Phelps in arranging the launch of the new branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Manson
Walter K. Roth
Edward H. Files
Burlington
Needlework Guild of America
E. Phelps
Miss Eunice Cook Showered Ahead of Soon Wedding
Miss Eunice Cook, whose marriage to Donald Voigt is set for Saturday, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. L. F. Kolarik of Mount Vernon Avenue SE. Guests included Mrs. Kehne, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Stauffer, and Misses Ulch Whipple Kehne Hazel Cook, plus Mrs. Needham of Aurora Illinois. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Stauffer and Miss Hazel Cook. Another kitchen shower was hosted by Mrs. Pugh at 822 Eighteenth Street SE for relatives and friends of the bride:وش
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Cook
Donald Voigt
L. F. Kolarik
Mount Vernon Avenue
R . Kehne
A. A Cook
D. R Pugh
R E. Kehne
Lynn Stauffer
Margaret Ulch
Elaine Whipple
Betty Kehne
Hazel Cook
Genevieve Needham
Aurora
Stauffer
Local Hosts Honor Sioux City Guests With Dinner
Mr and Mrs W E Clark and Mrs Ella Worthan entertained at home for guests Mr and Mrs John Kenyon and family of Sioux City. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Condon and son Bobby, Mr and Mrs Fred Worthan, Mr and Mrs Marion Worthan and De Loris Out, Grace Lafferty, Mrs Russell Hougham, and Mr and Mrs Basil Jones. Graceful table cake the centerpiece as music and cards preceded dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Clark
Ella Worthan
John Kenyon
Sioux City
Thomas Condon
Bobby
Fred Worthan
Marion Worthan
de Loris
Grace Lafferty
Russell Hougham
Basil Jones
Fall Pan-Hellenic Dance to Be Held at Danceland
Coe College sororities present the Pan-Hellenic fall dance at Danceland, an 8 PM program featuring ten dances led by an orchestra with a sixth dance as the highlight. Modern black and white program designs showcase a co-ed silhouette and Greek symbols. Faculty guests include Dr C Ward Macy, Dr Nelson Vance Russell, Dr Ben Peterson, Prof Paul S Ray, and Dean Mary Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Peterson
Paul S. Ray
Dean Mary Bell
Mozart Club Debate On Chopin Versus Schumann
The Mozart club meets Saturday at 11 am in the Chamber of Commerce for a debate on whether Chopin was a greater piano composer than Schumann. Beulah Wessale will argue affirmative and Jean Engleman negative. a program follows with several musical pieces performed by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Schumann
Mozart Club
Chamber of Commerce
Beulah Wessale
Jean Engleman
Dorothy Check
Eleanor Hilborn
Coe Music Department Recital At Sinclair Memorial Chapel
The Coe College music department will present a student recital Saturday at 8 p.m. in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Pupils of Eleanor Houts Bernice Haen Prof Joseph Kitchin Grace Swab and Stanley Vesely perform alongside Jacque Wurster Bernice Svoboda Barbara Rogers Libbie Fikers Jane Wurster Edwin Timm Jeanne Anderson Kathleen Check Irma Kubik Marjorie Davis Betty Jane Johnson Barbara Sgarlata and Betty Jean Hemsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Department of Music
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Eleanor Houts
Bernice Haen
Joseph Kitchin
Grace Swab
Stanley Vesely
Jacque Wurster
Bernice Svoboda
Barbara Rogers
Libbie Fikers
Jane Wurster
Edwin Timm
Jeanne Anderson
Kathleen Check
Irma Kubik
Marjorie Davis
Betty Jane Johnson
Barbara Sgarlata
Betty Jean Hemsky
Ander Son Hosts 500 Club at Home on Third Avenue
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson of Third Avenue Road SW hosted a 500 club gathering at their home. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Carl Hoskins Theron Smith and Mrs Fred Moses. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hoskins Mr and Mrs Fred Moses and Mr and Mrs Theron Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Anderson
Third Avenue Road
500 Club
Carl Hoskins
Theron Smith
Fred Moses
Hoskins
Camp Fire Girls Hold Meeting At Bowne Home
Nippewah Camp Fire girls met for a business session and picnic supper at Miss Mary Bowne's home. Attendees included president Betty Jane Seysler, vice president Audrey Shelquist, secretary treasurer Jean Douglass, and members Oriealice Scheurs and Dorothy Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippewah
Mary Bowne
Betty Jane Seysler
Audrey Shelquist
Jean Douglass
Oriealice Scheurs
Dorothy Kemp
Jackson P T A hosts card and dance party
The Jackson Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a card and dance party at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lorian H McLain 1015 Fifth Avenue SE this evening at 7 30. Reservations may be made with Mrs L R Simon 7053 or Mrs Ernest Bunce 2 1029.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Parent-Teacher Association
Lorian H McLain
Fifth Avenue SE
L. R. Simon
Ernest Bunce
Iala Jones Thirteenth Birthday Surprise at Home
Iala Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Jones, was surprised at a party for her thirteenth birthday hosted at 421 Sixteenth Street NE. Mrs Jones and Mrs H J Smith provided games and refreshments as guests, including Margaret Smith, Dercs Le Grant, Dana Davis, Toe da Joree Dean Corr, Robert Hiart, Robert Smith Chifford, Jen ben, Srevwond Craft, Bob Sucho ewelo and Iola Jonec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iala Jones
J .A. Jones
Sixteenth Street
Mrs Jones
H J Smith
Margaret Smith
der Cs le Grant
Dana Davis Toe da Joree
Dean Corr
Robert Hiart
Robert Smith Chifford
Jenben
Srevwond Craft
Bob Suchoewelo
Iola Jonec
Standard Employes Honor Mrs. Robinson Farewell Dinner
Mrs Elsie Robinson is to transfer from the Standard Oil local office to Davenport division on December 1. About eighty company employes held a farewell dinner at Kensington hall Thursday evening. Preparers included Mrs W T Hodges Mrs F J Jennings Mrs Arthur Smith Mrs Fred Noland and Mrs Joe Sirowy. Frank Jennings presented the couple with a group gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Standard Oil Company
Davenport
Kensington Hall
W T. Hodges
F. J. Jennings
Arthur Smith
Fred Noland
Joe Sirowy
Frank Jennings
Robinson
Joe Schwirtz
E. L. Yeager
Gunns Entertain Honored Guests At Surprise Dinner
Mr and Mrs Wilton Gunn of Mount Vernon hosted a surprise dinner at their home for house guests Mrs Ella Gunn Urbana and Mrs Anna Topliff Center Point. Attending were Neil Gunn J T Gunn James Gunn Mechanicsville Harry Gunn Donald Gunn Walker Busch Carl Donna Mae Arthur Busch Martelle J C Wickham Charles Alexander Robert Bones and John James Gunn of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Gunn
Mount Vernon
Ella Gunn
Urbana
Anna Topliff
Center Point
Neil Gunn
J. T. Gunn
James Gunn
Mechanicsville
Harry Gunn
Donald Gunn
Walker
Charles Busch
Carl
Donna Mae
Arthur Busch
Martelle
J. C. Wickham
Charles Alexander
Robert Bones
John James Gunn
Miss Dorothy Maxfield Hosts Kid Party at Home
Dorothy Maxfield entertained at a child party held at 711 Second Avenue SW. Guests included Florence Tucker Dorothy Kazimour Sophie Downer Frances Marz Irma Falk Mary Rogers Mary Benda Bessie Hansen Lucille Milan Lucille Risk and Mary Krause. Refreshments were served and games were played with prizes won by Sophie Downer Frances Marz Irma Falk Dorothy Kazimour and Florence Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Maxfield
Second Avenue SW
Florence Tucker
Dorothy Kazimour
Sophie Downer
Frances Marz
Irma Falk
Mary Rogers
Mary Benda
Bessie Hansen
Lucille Milan
Lucille Risk
Mary Krause
Brass Button Study Club Meets at Mrs Moore's Home
The Brass Button Study club of Daughters of Union Veterans met at Mrs. Ira Moore's home. Mrs. H. F. Klemme reviewed Uncle Tom's Cabin and Mrs. Bert Rickard told John Brown's story. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for December 19 at Mrs. Norman Scott's home, 42914 Seventh Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Moore
H. F. Klemme
Bert Rickard
John Brown
Norman Scott
Seventh Avenue SW
Camp Fire Group Meeting At Britton Home
The Chanta Camp Fire group met Thursday at 1342 B avenue NE with Miss Aliana Burr Camp Fire executive giving a talk. Attendees included Virginia Ritchie Eloise Heath Violet Speake Mary Louise Robinson Dorothy Speake and Marjorie Nicholls. The next meeting is set for December 6 at the Camp Fire office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanta
H. G. Britton
Avenue NE
Aliana Burr
Virginia Ritchie
Eloise Heath
Violet Speake
Mary Louise Robinson
Dorothy Speake
Marjorie Nicholls
Camp Fire
Roosevelt PTA Meeting Speaker Dr Harry M Gage Tonight
Dr Harry M Gage will address the Roosevelt Parent Teacher Association at 730 this evening in the school auditorium. A student music program will be presented. During social hour after the meeting refreshments will be served in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M Gage
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Cmidren
Vocations and Avocations Talk At Arthur PTA Session
M S Hallman principal of Washington high spoke on Vocations and Avocations before Arthur PTA members. Nauaha solos were performed by Moan Kadaty with Ars Carl Hemen and Miriam Armstrong with Prof Joseph Kateh. Miss Margaret Grers 1A 2B pupils presented a Safety First program. Mrs Allison Hines Guardian Camp Fire invited older girls to join. Mrs W D Elder announced a PTA picnic supper on Dec 3 at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M S Hallman
Washington Highlinemowl
Arthur Parent-Teacher Association
Nauaha
Moan Kadaty
Ars Carl Hemen
Miriam Armstrong
Joseph Kateh
Margaret Grers
Allison Hines
Arthur
W D Elder
Eighteenth Birthday Surprise For Edward Stepanek At Home
Edward Stepanek of 224 Wilson Avenue SW was surprised by Grant school friends on his eighteenth birthday. A dinner was served and theater outing followed. Guests included Zanita Fay Charlotte Chalmers Joseph Dytert Dorothy Tiffany and Leonard Feireisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stepanek
R. J. Stepanek
Wilson Avenue
Grant School
Zanita Fay
Charlotte Chalmers
Joseph Dytert
Dorothy Tiffany
Leonard Feireisen
New Anne Adams Pattern Book Ready for Order
The new Anne Adams Pattern Book is ready and packed with wearable styles. It promises easy to follow patterns and tips to make fashionable clothes at home for matron, college girl, or children, with instructions to request a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Todiss
Novel Leather Glove Trends and New Styles for Men
A 1934 fashion note highlights calfskin gloves with a soft new tanning, a coffer tan shade pairing with gray or blue suits, and hogskin options with suede-like finishes. It introduces squared wrist cuts, Scandinavian knitted sports gloves, and remains popular in mocha, tan, and dark brown shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Walliclas Allugs
London
England
Amos Parrish
New York
Cedar Rapids Sees Big Rail Rate Ruling Impact
Mr Sundberg declares the interstate commerce commission decision on western trunk line class rates a major Cedar Rapids win. The ruling ties eastern commodity rates to west of the Mississippi, reshapes tariffs by March 20 1935, and could lift Iowa’s competitive position with Chicago to the Rockies and beyond benefiting industry and railroads. Sundberg heads the Eastern Interior Iowa Industrial association seeking lower Mississippi river rate breaks for Iowa manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Cedar Rapids
Duluth
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sundberg
Iowa
Twin Cities
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Territory
Western Trunk Line
Commission
Midwest
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Potomac
Eastern Interior Iowa Industrial Association
Mississippi
Volleyball double header in YWCA tournament
This evening at 7 o clock Squad Eight faces the Peppers and at 745 the Zippers meet the Push-Overs in round two of the YWCA volleyball event. Wednesday results show the Peppers beat the Zippers 92 to 13, Squad Eight beat Push-Overs 48 to 25, and T M. T. M. defeated Varsity Girls 47 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peppers
Zippers
Ogden Woman Visiting Brother in SE Minneapolis
Mrs H. T. Marsh of Ogden Utah is visiting her brother George Hollom at 602 Ninth Street SE. She will remain in the area until after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Marsh
Ogden
Utah
George Hollom
Ninth Street
Marsh
Mercy Hospital Alumnae Benefit Card Party
Mercy hospital alumnae hold a benefit card party Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Montrose ballroom to raise funds for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Montrose Ballroom
Austrian Researcher Finds Milk Coagulates Blood Fastest
Dr Sole of Vienna reports that human milk coagulates blood faster than any other known agent during experiments with coal tar dyes. The finding highlights milk’s strong coagulative properties observed in laboratory tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sole
Vienna
Hearing on Final Report of Trustee in Linn County Case
Notice in District Court Linn County Iowa announces hearing on the final report of Cedar Rapids National Bank as Trustee under a contract between Lucy Fawcett and Frank Putnam et al. The hearing is set for November 28, 1934 at 9:00 am at the Cedar Rapids Court House. Interested parties may appear and show cause if the report should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Frank Putnam
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Lucy Fawcett
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Saar plebiscite looms as Nazi bloc pledges vote shift
Report from Saarbrucken says a split in the Nazi front may create a German bloc aimed at voting for League of Nations rule until Nazis lose power in Germany. The Saar plebiscite on January 13 will decide whether the territory returns to Germany, stays French, or remains under League rule. The bloc would include local steel helmet veterans backing a German result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
League’ of Nations
Saarbrucken
Saar
League of Nations hears Yugoslavia charge over King Alexander killing
Geneva reports that Yugoslavia accuses Hungary of complicity in the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav delegate asks the council to consider the Marseilles shooting on October 9 and warns it could raise the danger of war in the Balkans. Roumania and Czechoslovakia back the move as it affects regional peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hungary
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
League of Nations
Jugoslavian
League Assembly
League
Alexander
Marseilles
Balkans
Little Entente
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Council
Poultry Experts Separate Pullets and Cockerels in Hatchery
Poultry specialists sort newly hatched chicks by sex with expert eye. The process selects pullets and cockerels for timely rearing and productive flocks.
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Garden Department
Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Everds
Entertains Club
Miss Eunice Cook
Coe
Beethoven Lois Albert Coquette
Reinhold Tacaue Wurster
Lynes Barbara Beals
Elise
Beethoven Irene Estes
Howell Dolores Powlishter
Lasson
Robert Ettinger
Friml
Margaret Barngrover
Virginia Harmon
Allegro Beethoven
Serenade
Rachmaninoff
Geneva Haldeman
COE Music Department
Andersons
Nippewah Camp
P. T. A. Meetings
Jackson Card Party
Tnt
90 Clork
REO
Second Street SF
Dows Bldg
GUNNS
Brass Button Club
Chanta Camp
Roosevelt
Arthur P. T. A
Igread
St. SE
Directed By
Ealy
Salles
Y. W
Hollom
Mercy Benefit
EDWIN W _LUONDQUIST
Turkey Center Bricks
Sidwells
del Monte
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