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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1936

Page

6

Margaret Sundberg to be Honored at Bridge Party

Mrs. James E. Bromwell hosts an evening bridge party at her home to honor Miss Margaret Sundberg a bride elect. The forthcoming marriage to Dr. Robert M. Wray of Iowa City is set for December 12 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, with a guest list including Mrs. Sundberg and several friends.

Margaret Sundberg James E. Bromwell Fifth Avenue SE Miss Sundberg Robert M. Wray Iowa City Westminster Presbyterian Church Harry F. Sundberg Ann Smith Kenneth Madden Marianne Dvorak Katherine Baxter Maurine Hambl

Laird Family To Spend Week In Chicago For Show

Mr and Mrs George Laird leave 540 Vernon drive SE for Chicago Monday to judge at the national livestock and grain show. While away Mrs Laird's sister Mrs F A Knight of Topeka and her daughter Mary Jane will stay at the Laird home.

George Laird Vernon Drive Chicago John G. Cherry Cherry Mr. Laird

Iowa Mutual Girls Honor Miss Anderson

Members of the Iowa Mutual Girls club hosted a show in honor of Miss Cornelia Anderson whose marriage to W Russell Deatherage is set for December 26 Prizes at games went to Miss Lillian Harder and Miss Anderson Hostesses were Misses Helen Dick Bernice Mieras Mary Randall and Gladys Lillie Miss Kay Dolan was initiated A tea honoring Miss Anderson had been hosted Sunday afternoon by Mrs Arthur Bearle at 1719 D Avenue NE

Iowa Mutual Girls’ Club Cornelia Anderson W. Russell Lillian Harder Miss Anderson Helen Dick Bernice Mieras Mary Randall Gladys Lillie Kay Dolan Arthur Bearle D Avenue

Miss Benesh presides at Chicago Tri-Delta Founders Day

Miss Marian Benesh daughter of Mrs Emil Benesh of 1700 Second Avenue SE presided for the Chicago alumnae chapter at the forty eighth annual Founders Day banquet of the Delta Delta Delta sorority Monday evening at the Lake Shore Athletic club in Chicago.

Marian Benesh Emil Benesh Second Avenue SE Chicago Delta Delta Delta Sorority Lake Shore Athletic Club

Chicago Students Esther Bell and Caroline Soutter Visit Aunt

Miss Esther Bell and Miss Caroline Soutter, University of Chicago students, will be Thanksgiving and weekend guests of their aunt. Miss Caroline Soutter resides at 846 First Avenue East.

Esther Bell Caroline Soutter University of Chicago First Avenue E

Dinner honors Mrs. B. E. Stephens at Hilman home

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hilman hosted a Monday evening dinner at 834 Third Avenue SE to honor Mrs. B. E. Stephens of the Roosevelt Hotel on her birthday.

C. F. Hilman Third Avenue SE B. E. Stephens Roosevelt Hotel

Breartons Return From Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs Frank L Brearton and their daughter Miss Sue Brearton of 336 Crescent Street SE have returned after several days in Chicago.

Frank L. Brearton Crescent Street Sue Brearton Chicago

Thanksgiving program at P. E. O. meeting in Joliet

Chapter GM of the P. E. O. met at 300 Nineteenth Street SE with 32 members and three guests. Mrs. Frank C. Waples presented Things for which to be thankful as a nation, Miss Faith McMurray spoke on state, and Mrs. Allan G. Thurman on city. Mrs. H. C. Watson and Miss Lena Vogt helped Mrs. Taylor.

R. P. Taylor Nineteenth Street Frank C. Waples Faith McMurray Allan G. Thurman George P. Starr R. R. Williamson E. J. North James Skinner Joliet, NL H. C. Watson Lena Vogt Taylor

Beta Sigma Phi to Meet at Montrose Hotel Tuesday

The Sigma chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi business girls’ sorority will gather Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Montrose hotel for their meeting.

Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Business Girls’ Sorority Montrose Hotel

Adventures in Two Worlds at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club

Sam Risk spoke to 125 attendees in the Crystal Room at Montrose Hotel on a message promoting world peace citizenship and American opportunity. He contrasted Europe with the United States urging study of founders ideals and dedication to progress.

America Sam Risk Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Crystal Room Montrose Hotel Risk Two Worlds History and Club C. E. Roberts A. H. Mott Syria Mr. Risk Europe Sioux City United States Stella J. Bachelder Emma Goodyear Cedar Rapids Iowa Commission For the Blind Woman's Club Bachelder L. L. Owen Frank Bedell L. E. Augustine Verba Parker Guy Linville John Wendell Charles Martin Walter Hutchinson Walter Schultz F. H. Jirsa A. L. Taylor W. R. Foor

Community Players Plan Dinner Meeting for Casts and Committees

Community Players and committees will meet for dinner Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food Shop. Miss Marian Galloway and cast members for The Far Off Hills and the Lady Gregory one act will attend along with technical committees and spouses. Roses and lighted tapers will decorate the tables. Mrs. J. W. Snowden oversees arrangements.

Community Players Clara Robinson Colonial Food Marian Galloway Lady Gregory J. W. Snowden

September B P W L Lynch Committee Leads

The September Business and Professional Women's club luncheon committee led with an average attendance of forty six at each weekly luncheon. The November committee is runner up with an average attendance of forty one. The December committee begins Wednesday November 25 with Edna Wilson chairing and a list of members including Elizabeth Bender Norah Gott Etta Loyka Emma Hagenstein Nelle Crawford Ollie Larson Georgetta Dolezal Edith Lowe Harriet Campbell Alice Hanna Evelyn Stoakes and Ethelyn Scott.

Business and Professional Women's Club Edna Wilson Elizabeth Bender Norah Gott Etta Loyka Emma H. Hagenstein Nelle Crawford Ollie Larson

Camp Fire Training Course Draws 45 Attendees

About forty five Camp Fire girls and leaders attended a training course Monday evening at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Floyd Knapp spoke on ceremonials while Miss Ardyce Woodside led symbolism with help from Mrs Wells Peck Mrs Warner C Danforth and Miss Isabelle Smith. Marion Hepner directed group singing as plans were made for a hand craft program at the November 30 meeting at the First Presbyterian church with Mrs John R Battin in charge of Monday’s lesson.

Camp Fire Montrose Floyd Knapp Camp Fire Council Board Ardyce Woodside Wells Peck Warner C. Danforth Isabelle Smith Marion Hepner First Presbyterian Church John R. Battin

Hoyt Youngs to Arrive Wednesday for Thanksgiving Visit

Mr and Mrs Hoyt Young of Frankfort Indiana and their son Richard will arrive Wednesday evening to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs E J Young and siblings Mrs O A Kearney and Mrs Clare Nichols. The Youngs formerly lived at 2033 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids.

Hoyt Young Frankfort Ind Richard Mr. Young E. J. Young O. A. Kearney Clare Nichols F. Keith Young

Mrs Ridge Hostess Heads Bridge Club Evening

Mrs A C Ridge entertained her bridge club Monday evening. Prizes were won by Miss Hilda Henderson and Miss Louise Gillis. Guests included Miss Alice Spevacek and Mrs Gilman Beck. Members present were Misses Selma Rose Alice Phillipson Kathryn Pogge Norma Detlefs Arlene Ortmann Alicin Blaha Juani Davis and Mrs Vernon Spurrier.

A. C. Ridge Bridge Club Hilda Hendrickson Louise Gillis Alice Spevacek Gilman Beck Selma Rose Alice Phillipson Kathryn Pogge Norma Detlefs Arlene Ortmann Alicin Blaha Juani Davis Vernon Spurrier

Rabe and Kwapil Betrothal Heralded by Palo Family

Mr and Mrs Fred J Rabe of Palo announce the marriage of their daughter Gertrude M Rabe to Joseph J Kwapil of Cedar Rapids nephew of Mr and Mrs Clifford Railsback of Covington The ceremony occurred Nov 20 in Minneapolis The couple will reside at 1563 Fifth Avenue SE.

Fred J. Rabe Palo Gertrude M. Rabe Joseph J. Kwapil Cedar Rapids Clifford Railsback Covington Minneapolis, Minn Fifth Avenue SE

Wokanda Camp Fire Group Hosts Firemakers Dinner

Dorothy Batchelder Marcia Kensinger and Vera Mae Holland of the Wokanda Camp Fire group at Central Park Presbyterian church hosted a firemakers dinner Monday evening. Also present were Ellen Pollitz Bonnie McGregor Peggy Paxton Phyllis Hook and Sara Engledow group guardian.

Dorothy Batchelder Marcia Kensinger Vera Mae Holland Wokanda Central Park Presbyterian Church Ellen Pollitz Bonnie McGregor Peggy Paxton Phyllis Hook Sara Engledow Guardian

Third wedding anniversary dinner at Fairfax home

Mr and Mrs Edward Yanecek hosted a Sunday dinner and 500 party in Fairfax to celebrate the third wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Pachta of 1028 Sixth Street SE Guests included Elmer Yanecek family Agnes Josephine Pachta and Charles Clayton Yanecek along with the Pachtas

Edward Yanecek Fairfax Frank Pachta Sixth Street Elmer Yanecek Agnes Charles Clayton Yanecek Josephine Pachta Pachta

Needlework Guild Reports New Garment Totals by Sections

Completed reports from six additional sections of the Needlework Guild of America in the local branch show garment counts from the annual gathering. Section No. 5 led with 186 garments under the presidency of Mrs. C Bingham, while Sections 17 18 19 21 and 22 followed with 207 149 195 63 and 238 garments respectively, listing presidents and directors for each unit.

Needlework Guild of America C. Bingham Co. W. Bingham Belle Alsop Mary Bartlett F. A. Ingram Sara Ann Brown Elting Ottley W. W. White M. B. Dillon Lumir Striesky Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club C. E. Roberts W. L. Harrison E. G. Kieck H. E. Henderson R. A. Monroe A. H. Mott W. C. Howe Alletta Shadle Bertha LeFebvre Norman Sutliff

Miss Beryl Austin Visits Sister and Mr Fernow

Miss Beryl Austin a Perry schools physical education teacher spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Wilson Fernow and Mr Fernow at 618 Thirty-fourth street NE in the city.

Beryl Austin Perry Schools Wilson Fernow Fernow Thirty-fourth Street

Court Upholds R R Pick Up Service

A DC federal court denied the American Trucking Associations an injunction to halt the railroads new pick up and delivery service begun two weeks earlier. The suit claimed ICC lacked authority to authorize the service and challenged a five cent per hundredweight rebate to customers who pick up or deliver at the rail head.

Washington (Up District of Columbia American Trucking Associations, Inc Eastern Interstate Commerce Commission

West Union Seniors Tour Cedar Rapids Industries

Forty West Union high school seniors from the vocational guidance class visited Cedar Rapids plants and Coe College on Tuesday under Supt. R. W. Esslinger. They toured The Gazette plant the Quaker Oats plant and Wilson and Company.

West Union High School Cedar Rapids Coe College R. W. Esslinger Gazette Quaker Oats Wilson and Company

Shimek School Closure Confirmed by Iowa Official

Agnes Samuelson the Iowa public instruction chief affirmed a resolution by the Iowa City school board to close Shimek school upholding County Superintendent W N Leeper. Edna P Woodburn mother of a pupil from last year challenged the decision alleging breach of contract in the shutdown.

Iowa City Agnes Samuelson Iowa City School Board Shimek W. N. Leeper Edna P. Woodburn Miss Samuelson Leeper

Canvass Shows Iowa Votes to Abolish State Census

Iowa citizens voted to repeal the state census amendment in the November election. Official figures show 364,536 for repeal and 266,713 against.

Des Moines Iowa

Car Collision in Lamar Involves Oakes and Rogers

W E Oakes of Walnut Kansas and Earl Rogers of Fordland Missouri collided their cars in Lamar. Oakes emerged unharmed and admitted fault then took Rogers to town where he bought him a new car.

Miss Marcella Kolsto Chosen Mary Christmas for Cedar Rapids Parade

Marcella Kolsto of Newhall was selected Miss Mary Christmas for Cedar Rapids Santa Claus parade. The 17 year old brunette, 5 feet 4 inches, is a Newhall High School graduate and news reporter. attendants include Miss Faye Johnson and Miss Ethelyn King with a float and cars provided by local dealers. The parade runs 11 AM to noon with bands, Santa, and holiday festivities.

Marcella Kolsto Newhall Mary Christmas Martin Kolsto Benton County Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Miss Kolsto George Rowan Fifteenth Street Norman Kolsto A Avenue NW Newhall High School Glee Club George Langham Sixth Street Roosevelt High School Ethelyn King Alta King West Branch Johnson County Evelyn King Ethelyn Johnson and King Cedar Rapids Automobile Dealers Association Dixie Mae Layer H Avenue Dorothe Mae Sramek Third Avenue Madalin Webster Santa Claus Loop District Retail Merchants Bureau The

Honor Guests at Grove City Rebekah Picnic

Twenty five year members of Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 were guests at a Memorial I O O F hall picnic supper. A special blue and silver table centerpiece framed the 45 covers. The program featured welcomes and greetings from 25 year members, musical selections by Dempsy Jones, and the group sang Blessed Be the Tie.

Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 I. O. O. F. Hall Harry Murphey Clyde Derflinger J E. Anderson Elizabeth Snyder Sarah Sidlinger Effie Biggs Mabel Beach Mae Olson

Marion Notes Include Visits And Thanksgiving Closings

Mrs. John Brown plans a California winter with relatives. Verne A. Kemp visits Marion with his mother and sister for a week. Fred Langhoff hosts Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary club with pie plates and cups. Businesses close Thursday for Thanksgiving. bank and library also closed. Musical Literary club met with Irish music program led by Mabel Kearns and Karen Barron.

Verne A. Kemp Maxbass N. D Marion X. N. Kemp Elda M. Kemp Fred Langhoff Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club Douglas Ross Albert Bragg

Vocational Club Formed At High School Study Hall

A vocational club was organized Monday evening in the high school study hall with about seventy five girls in attendance. Marguerite was mentioned as a participant or organizer.

Marguerite

Nursing Lecture Highlights Vocation From St Luke’s Cedar Rapids

Younglove, director of the school of nursing at St Luke's hospital, Cedar Rapids, spoke on Nursing as a Vocation. A Masonic circle group was entertained by Trojan lodge No 548 in the Masonic temple with a school of instruction in the Master Mason degree.

James Vernon C. B. Vernon University of Iowa St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Younglove St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids Blazing Star Masonic Circle Trojan Lodge Masonic Temple

William J. Blum Undergoes Operation at St Luke's

William J. Blum of Alburnett underwent an operation at St Luke's hospital Tuesday morning.

William J. Blum Alburnett St. Luke’s Hospital

Inter Ocean Wins High Court Appeal

The Iowa Supreme Court reversed an Ames case, ruling Inter Ocean Reinsurance certificates for sewage improvement in Ames held prior liens to Lytle Investment certificates for paying improvement. The decision found Inter Ocean’s certificates issued first, establishing priority over time.

Des Moines INS Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company Ames Story County C. F. Lytle Investment Company Iowa Supreme Court Lytle Company Lytle Supreme Court Inter-Ocean

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Lairds Iowa Mutual Benesh Cc. F. Hilmans Stephens Breartons P. E O A. S B. P. W. Lynch Committee Hoyt Youngs Mrs. Ridge Rabe-Kwapil Wokanda Group Frank Pachtas Nevis Hibison’ Colonial Food Shop Third ST. SE R. R West Union MR. Ripley Faye Johnson Ora Johnson Canton Ill First Street Second Street First Avenue Third Street Second Avenue Memorial Building Housholder Rowley June Hagen Thirtieth Street Bobby Stepman Longwood Drive Maxine Udet Seventeenth Street Cathryn Raftis A Avenue Lasswell Photo Marion News Marian van Fossen Helen Crane Margaret Oldfather J. M. Walters Charles City Marion and Marion Township Irving E. Wade Christian Church Lincoln School Rose Wilcox Michael William Balfe Metta Whitcomb John Field Emery J. Miller John Grote Eighteenth Street Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church Kensington John Brown California Ieee Prastka Higley Building 3Rd Ave. SE Kemble Floral Yowa 'Acne Turkey Center Bricks Hutchinson's Howard Titus Mildred Titus James Crandall Bert Mosher Aurora Martha Gillespie Edna Saunders Roberta Townsend Club No. 2 Memorial Hall Methodist Methodist Brotherhood Fred C. Newlin Klatter Klub R. D. Smith Louis Ross John Schultz Storm Lake Ray Lehmann Betty Frank Lehmann Dallas Center John Wehrend B. E. Beiber Elwood Beiber Iowa State College Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps Lillian Serbousek Bettie Jean Heldrege Velda Pickerill High Court Appeal Bezdek Johnson Avenue
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