Harvest spread and officer election at St. Pauls youth choir
At St. Pauls Church the Church of Youth Choir held its annual harvest spread and elected new officers. Delores Paulsen is president Barbara Risk vice president Joan Gray secretary Martha Jennison scribe Mary Ann McWilliams social chairman and Joyce Gearhart membership chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Church of Youth Choir
Delores Paulsen
Barbara Risk
Joan Gray
Martha Jennison
Mary Ann McWilliams
Joyce Gearhart
Betty Lou Lynn
Jean Hartman
Joanne Green
Phyllis Potter
Carol Stookey
Joan Williams
Joan van Slyck
Betty Daley
Janet Haig
Delores Anderson
Shirley Williams
Esther Wolfe
Shirley Ann Sanders
Margaret Nosel
Charlotte Helming
Arlene Reed
Norma June Allen
Patricia Ruebel
Esther Armstrong
Janelle Ballard
Marilyn Ward
Carol Jean McLeod
Helen Wolfe
Jean Batchelder
Mary Ann Alexander
Theone Foreman
Lorarine Foreman
Jean Ann Ward
Patty Kaulman
Health group hears dietitian at picnic luncheon
Sixty members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club health education department and guests gathered for a picnic luncheon at the club house to hear Miss Juanita Kenesici, dietitian at Children's Hospital in Iowa City, speak on Safe and Sane Eating. Introduced by Mrs. George King, program chair, the luncheon committee included Mrs. Edgar McNall, A. M. Dunlop, Allison Hines, W. R. Foot and R. B. Burch. Tables were arranged in an L shape and decorated with yellow and white flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Ce+dar Rapids Woman’s club
Juanita Kenesici
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
George King
Edgar McNall
A. M. Dunlop
Allison Hines
W. R. Foot
R. B
Miss Petersmith Honored at Shower Before Nov First
Mrs. Marc Lahey and Mrs. Arn old Layer hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Marie Petersmith as she prepares to wed Joseph W. Kremenak on November 29. Guests included Renata Kremenak Mary Griffin Bernice Biederman Marguerite McDonell Lucille Mann Virginia Ann Yoder Alice Hartley Grace Mumma and Mesdames Scott Buchan Fred Feller Milo Prezek. Games awarded prizes to Mrs. Prezek Mrs. Buchan and Miss McDonell. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Lahey
Arnold Layer
Marie Petersmith
Joseph W. Kremenak
Renata Kremenak
Mary Griffin
Bernice Biederman
Marguerite McDonell
Lucille Mann
Virginia Ann Yoder
Alice Hartley
Grace Mumma
Scott Buchan
Fred Feller
Milo Prezek
Mrs Comstock Hosts Wyoming Visitor at Dessert Bridge
Mrs J W Comstock of 400 Memorial Drive SE entertained at a Friday afternoon dessert bridge honoring Mrs Selden Linderman of Greybull Wyoming. Guests included Jessie Hayward James Hruska Louis Bredle W P Comstock Louis Trunecek Frank Sedlak Lumir Kleri E W Krickard Charles Hruska and Edward Bruna. Prizes went to Mrs W P Comstock Mrs Krickard and Mrs Bruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Comstock
Memorial Drive
Selden Linderman
Greybull
Wyo
Meadaumes
Jessie Hayward
James Hruska
Louis Bredle
W. P. Comstock
Louis Trunecek
Frank Sedlak
Lumir Kleri
E. W. Krickard
Charles Hruska
Edward Bruna
Krickard
Bruna
Housewarming party honors Dahn sisters at new Vine Ave home
Mrs Viana Dahn and Thelma Dahn were honored at a housewarming on their new residence at 3242 Vine avenue SE. Bingo entertained and a gift was given. Attendees included Mesdames F A Ingram Alice Hut ton M D Owen Larry Jacquet Carrie Young Leona Wood Jane Honzik Rosamond McGowan Mildred Coach Dorothy Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viana Dahn
Thelma Dahn
Vine Avenue SE
Bingo
F. A. Ingram
Alice Hutton
M. D. Owen
Larry Jacquet
Carrie Young
Leona Wood
Jane Honzik
Rosamond McGowan
Mildred Coach
Dorothy Scott
Faith Circle Plans Thanksgiving Basket Meeting
Faith circle of the King's Daughters met Wednesday evening at Rosemary Cooper’s home on 435 Tenth Street NE. Betty Van Dewalker led devotions on Kindness and plans were made to prepare a Thanksgiving basket. The group spent the evening sewing. the next meeting is December 13 at Murrel Clapp’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Circle of the King's Daughters
Rosemary Cooper
Tenth Street
Betty van Dewalker
Murrel Clapp
Notice of Partition Suit in Linn County Iowa
In Linn County district court Charles E Raiber files a partition suit against numerous defendants including Drackett Marsh and Gabel seeking sale of two parcels in Cedar Rapids as undivided owners. Some defendants are minors. If no defense by January 2 1940 a default will be entered and sale proceedings will proceed with a referee. Attorney G K Thompson represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Charles E. Raiber
Arthur Grether
Clarence Grether
Lottie Gelb
Lewis Grether
Joan Grether
George Sizer
Louis Sizer
Elmer Koy Sizer
Lawrence Sizer
Alfred Sizer
Stella Vermilye
Harvey Sizer
Winier Oula
Pearl Gould
Wesley Korver
Nellie Jones
Flora Hasselback
Charles [Taler
William = Sharp
Howard Sharp
Charles Sharp
Tle
District Court
Laws
Oriainal Town
Cedar Rapids
L. Bl. Greene
Ayed
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden meeting
Twenty members attended a luncheon of the nature and garden department at the club house and toured the Coe college museum. Hostesses were Miss Anna Calderwood and Mesdames T K Hefner H M Holte and Fay Schwarzentruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Coe College
Anna Calderwood
T K. Hefner
H. M. Holte
Fay Schwarzentruber
Honor Jerry Kacer on eighteenth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jerry Kacer were surprised honored Friday evening for their eighteenth wedding anniversary. Guests included numerous local couples from Walford Traer Fairfax and surrounding areas. Entertainment featured a mock wedding singing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kacer
Joe Blaylock
Zena Svoboda
Thomas Coligan
Walford
Petra
Traer
Louis Sedlaeek
Bill Sedlacek
Fairfax
Joe Womacka
E. I. Sibert
Gerald McArtor
Maryel Jensen
Baby Shower Honors Rose Ann Dochterm An at Dochterman Home
Betty Jones and Iota Grier hosted Friday evening at 1532 B avenue NE. Buneco prize went to Betty ones. Guests included Bernice Cook Ma ble First Elen Kokemiller Selah Mock Lydia Norma Lohman Esther Grier and Aden Sheriff jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ann Dochterman
Bill Dochterman
Avenue NE
Betty Jones
Iota Grier
Dochterman
Betty Ones
Bernice Cook
Mable
Elen Kokemiller
Selah Mock
Lydia
Norma Lohman
Esther Grier
Aden Sheriff, Jr
Mrs Schwirtz Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Joe Schwirtz hosted her card club Friday at her home. Prizes went to Mrs Al Prucha and Mrs Gordon Hughes. Other attendees included Mesdames C Peeples Gus Winter Mike Wachal Bob Burlanck Leonard Kohl and Mrs O Wichman of Tipton, the hostess’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwirtz
Joe Schwirtz
al Prucha
Gordon Hughes
C. Peeples
Gus Winter
Mike Wachal
Bob Burlanck
Leonard Kohl
O. Wichman
Tipton
Thanksgiving Service Unites Two Lutheran Churches
First and Saron Lutheran churches join for a public Thanksgiving service at 10 am on November 30 in First Lutheran church at Third avenue and Tenth street SE. The Rev. F J Carlson of Saron will deliver the message "Constant Thanksgiving" as choirs perform Maunder and Zingarelli anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Saron Lutheran
First Lutheran Church
Third Avenue
Tenth Street SE
F. J. Carlson
Saron Lutheran Church
First Church
Maunder
Zingarelli
Missionary Day Service at Second Christian Church
The annual Women s Missionary day service will be observed Sunday at 7 30 by Second Christian Church. Miss Mabel Epp of Des Moines state secretary of Women s Missionary work of the Christian churches will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
Mabel Epp
Des Moines
Women’s Missionary Work of the Christian Churches
Sunshine Mission to Host Evangelist O G Lewis Talk and Artwork
At Sunshine Mission on Sunday evening Evangelist O G Lewis speaks on Great Things of the Cross. An oil painting The Old Rugged Cross will be shown. Special music by the Hinkin family directed by Rev T J Hinkin. Gifts given during Sunday school for bringing a new pupil and an extra prize for the top pupil contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
O. G. Lewis
Rugged Cross
Hinkin
T. J. Hinkin
Thankoffering Service At First United Presbyterian Church
The annual Thankoffering service led by the Women's Missionary Society will occur tomorrow at 10 am with Mrs George C Keyes presiding. The choir provides special music and Miss Lubbock reads, while Mrs W Greer McCrory Mrs Ira A Moore and Mrs Harry C Whisler give short talks on worldwide missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
George C. Keyes
Lubbock
W. Greer McCrory
Ira A. Moore
Harry C. Whisler
Youth Choir To Sing At First Baptist Church
The newly organized Youth choir directed by Miss Margaret Hindee will debut at the 11 o clock Sunday service. The robed choir of twenty five voices will perform Now Thank We All Our God by Cruger and the church quartet will sing He Sendeth the Springs Into the Valleys by Wareing. Miss Grace Gordon, organist, will play Thanksgiving at Harvest Time from Ruth by Downe and London Derry Air by Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Margaret Hindee
Cruger
Wareing
Grace Gordon
Ruth
Downe
Londonderry Aire
Coleman
Grand Chorus in B Flat by Du Bois to feature Rev. Anderson
The Rev. Grant F. Anderson will speak on So Should We following a performance of Grand Chorus in B Flat by Du Bois. The event highlights a discussion on civic duty and community engagement presented by local church and music groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Grant F. Anderson
Endeavor Meeting and Bazaar At First Christian Church
The senior and young peoples Christian Endeavors of the First Christian church will hold an Endeavor meeting at the Anamosa Reformatory Sunday at 2 pm, with attendees meeting at 12 30 at the church. Kenneth Gee leads the discussion "Using Our Privileges" as Herbert Westrom plays piano selections and Mrs Hall directs. The church will also host its annual all church bazaar and turkey dinner on Thursday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Anamosa
Kenneth Gee
Herbert Westrom
Eleanor Hall
Endeavor
Britain halts wartime imports from United States
Washington AP reports that Britain's war time import restrictions halt purchases of about 20 American goods under the trade treaty, totaling roughly 21 million dollars in 1936. France likewise requires permits for imports and blocks apples and tobacco to colonies. Officials caution war order effects are unclear, while some producers lacking war goods complain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Kingdom
Kingdom
France
United States
Britain
Warsaw mayor Stefan Starzynski sent to Dachau camp
London reports Polish authorities say Stefan Starzynski, mayor of Warsaw during the German siege and later occupant, was sent to Dachau concentration camp. Disturbances in Warsaw led to executions and arrests as punishment to deter further disorder. Starzynski was famed for radio broadcasts declaring continued resistance and was nicknamed Stefan the Stubborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stefan Starzynski
Warsaw
Dachau
Starzynski
Stefan the
How Five People Could Eat Well on a $12 Week Menu
A 12 dollar weekly plan shows menus for a family of five two adults and three children. It covers meals and recipes including turkey carcass soup cranberry dessert and French fried bread crusts. The guide focuses on balanced nutrition with calories protein minerals and vitamins.
Youth Leader In Note Debate With First Lady
In a mail debate a youth movement leader charged the American Youth Congress with communist influence. Mrs. Roosevelt replied denying the charge and affirming the group’s democracy. Alfred M. Lilienthal released the exchange and urged Mrs. Roosevelt to testify before Dies Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D Roosevelt
Youth Movement
American Youth Congress
Dies Committee
Alfred M. Milienthal
Provisional Committee For American Youth
Roosevelt
Congress
Lilienthal
Hinckley
Mrs. Roosevelt
Harry H. Nagle
Americanism Committee
The
American Legion
Dr. Nagle
Indianapolis
Menus for Monday From a Vintage Household Note
A list of daily meals and ingredients for Monday including orange juice, prepared cereals, jelly, spinach chowder with spinach, milk, flour, butter, onions, bacon, doughnuts, tea for adults, cocoa for children, baked potatoes in blankets, buttered parsnips, raspberry gelatin with bananas, milk for children. Estimated total cost about $1.50.
Baked Potatoes In Blankets Recipe Note
Tenderize round steak and wrap pieces around peeled potatoes. Roll in flour with salt, brown in hot fat, bake in greased covered casserole for 1 hour 20 minutes at 325 degrees. Add hot water during baking to prevent drying. Serve with catsup and use leftover liquid for gravy. Malissa J Finson to Lena Pratt. 55-37.
Ungrateful thief returns car in damaged condition
Police sought a man who borrowed E. G Abodeely’s car and returned it Thursday night in worse shape, with no radio wiring, torn spark wires, and a broken left rear spring after Abodeely parked it on Cobbancourt SE for a school play at Mc Kinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G Abodeely
Ninth Street SE
Abodeely
Cobbancourt SE
McKinley School
Lenders return from New York. locals injure in street crash
A. W. H. Lenders came home after a week in New York. Francis E Woolridge of Marion and John C Janu of Irving sustained bruises in a rear end collision at First avenue and Third street west. Mr and Mrs Charles Klinger traveled to Des Moines for the golden wedding of Frank Klinger. The St Wenceslaus parish Young Peoples club staged the play Dead Broke with Charles Andrle in the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. H. Lenders
New York
Francis E Woolridge
Marion
John C. Janu
Irving
First Avenue
Third Street
Charles Klinger
Des Moines
Mr. Klinger
Frank
Young Peoples Club
St. Wenceslaus Parish
Charles Andrle
Sterling couple wintering in Lakeland Florida
Oscar A. Anderson was reelected president of the Pilgrims Brotherhood at the First Congregational church during the annual banquet and meeting. Robert C. Nice, Cedar Rapids native, served as orderly to the Queen of Belgium during her Pacific fleet visit. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute, enlisted in the Marine Corps, guarded the battleship New York, and was appointed orderly to the queen. The Nine Gem Club hosted a farewell dinner for John and Mrs Moore at the Chadima home before their move to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Sterling
Lakeland
Fla
Oscar A. Anderson
Pilgrims Brotherhood
First Congregational Church
Robert C. Nice
Cedar Rapids
Belgium
Pacific Fleet
Chicago Art Institute
Marine Corps
New York
Rodman
Elub
William Chadima
John Moore
Los Anazoles
Girl From Rectors tops Greene’s Thanksgiving bill
The Girl From Rector s was the Thanksgiving day attraction at Greene s opera house. The school board found a solution to the high school problem and has options on St Paul s Methodist Episcopal church property and most other holdings in the south half of the block between Third and Fourth Avenues and Fifth and Sixth streets. It plans to use the 60 000 voted to erect an addition. A Wicke of Van Horne left for Dallas Texas to drive a Moline car in a big run. Margaret Langham of Cedar Rapids graduated from the teachers college at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene's
Opera House
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Third
Fourth Avenues
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Wicke
van Horne
Dallas
Tex
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Langham
Teachers College At
Cedar Falls
Sacred Concert Sunday Night at Second Evangelical Church
The Rev Violet Heerner and party conclude a seven day evangelistic campaign with a sacred concert at 7 p.m. featuring Miss Anna Sudenga on xylorimba and other instruments, plus a male quartet from First United Brethren Church and additional vocal numbers. Heerner to give final talk, reflecting on observed community changes, followed by a Sunday morning missionary service at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Heerner
Second Evangelical Church
Anna Sudenga
Shotgun Accident Hurts Lisbon Man Dale Harris
Dale Harris 19 of Lisbon was injured when his shotgun discharged while climbing over a fence during a hunt around 4 pm Friday. Buckshot struck his left leg, sending him to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids after initial treatment at a Lisbon doctor’s office. condition reported as serious but hospital later said fairly good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Harris
Lisbon
Mercy Hospital
Harris
Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue Staff To Get Second Holiday
Internal revenue department employees welcomed the Thanksgiving holiday. A Treasury statement says employees in states celebrating Thanksgiving on November 30 may be excused as public business permits. The interpretation sets November 30 as a holiday for internal revenue offices where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue — Department
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Office
Third Term Note Struck At Warm Springs Bantering Tone
A third term note tied to Warm Springs dedication events drew discussion of Roosevelt’s future. The president hinted about potential post office needs and a possible third term, while Warm Springs civic club members expressed affection and teased political implications during the ceremony at the new community building named for Sara Delano Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Women's Civic Club
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Warm Springs Foundation
Wog Harrs
Women’s Civic Club
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Harry
Albert Hill
Georgia State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Warry
Abernathy
North Carolina
Canadian War Outlay Expected To Reach Billions
Ottawa finance minister J L Ralston said Canada’s first war year may cost about 315 million dollars, about 50 percent above all expenditures up to March 1916 and near 1917-18 levels. He noted for wartime needs purchases of 26 million dollars were contracted, with 10 million for US airplanes, 9 million for special equipment, and 25 million for railroad gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
J Lo Ralston
Canada
Ralston
United States
Vandenberg backs special tax plan for defense costs
Washington AP Senator Vandenberg endorsed Roosevelt idea of pay-as-you-go defense spending with a parallel special tax. He argued extraordinary outlays require targeted taxes to maintain public credit as national defense. Senator King opposed large army navy spending and compartmentalized budgets. Chairman Harrison withheld views, noting a tax for a specific purpose might be struck from law to avoid Supreme Court issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vandenberg
Muir
Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
King
Utah
Harrison
Supreme Court
Stop Educating for Democracy Warned by College President
Dr Stringfellow Barr of St Johns College Annapolis urged the Middle States Association to stop teaching for democracy arguing teachers focus on broader human liberation. He warned that state teachers associations devoteConventions to training children to value democracy while predicting a drift to fascism if trends continue. Barr urged exposing students to the world’s great books and the minds of their authors for firsthand insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Stringfellow Barr
St. Johns College
Annapolis
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Barr
City Briefs and Local Notices Mix of Dinners Thefts and Accidents
The South Side Civic club plans a Monday meeting at 730 pm at C S S hall to discuss the annual civic dinner and a Thanksgiving Want Ad service. A 10 year old boy suffered a leg gash during a football game near Mount Vernon and was treated at Mercy hospital. A 55 year old woman fractured her right leg after a fall in her home cellar steps and was hospitalized in good condition. A black leather 22 inch ladies suitcase was stolen from Newman's department store on the first floor display between 3 and 4 55 pm. The YWCA inquiry cleared Julia Steggal’s coat of a theft report from the Nov 18 Gazette. Western Auto reported the theft of 11 French chamois skins valued at $24 86 from a display between Thursday night and Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Broulik
William Broulik
Mount Vernon Read SE
Mercy Hospital
Clark B. Zimmerman
Sixth Avenue SE
Newman's
Carl Ettinger
Ywoca
Julia Steggal
First Street
the Gazette
M O. Stevens
Western Auto
Second Avenue SE
Suspect Boys In Car Theft Reported In Iowa Town
Williamsburg and Cedar Rapids police suspected two Cedar Rapids youths, about 15, for stealing a 1936 blue Ford sedan from a Williamsburg street Friday evening. Patrolman O'Donnell said the boys, who asked for a room at a local hotel, had only 50 cents. both wore zipper jackets, one with a red cap, and the car was reported stolen shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
Ceedar Rapids
O'Donnell
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Church of Youth
St. Paul’s
Dietitian
Miss Petersmith
Mrs. Comstock
Wyoming
Faith Circle
Jerry Kacers
Church Briefs
Thankoffering Service
Service At
Reformatory
U.S
By Galbraith
NEA Service
Ing. T Ww Reg
Spat Pre.l
Turkey
White House
William Hinckley
Daily Worker
Nagle
Malissa J. Finson
Lena Pratt
Goldsberry
Gazette
Douglas B. Cornell
Mr. Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Kingdom of Heaven
F. R
City Briefs
South Side
Civic Clup
C. S. S. Hall
Sunday Gazette
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