Tri Deltas Anniversary Dinner Hosted by Elks Club
Tri Delta sorority members alumnae pledges and patronesses gathered at the Elks club for an anniversary dinner marking the founding. Miss Margaret Sundberg led a toast program with responses from Miss Eliza Hickok Elizabeth Melberg and Suzanne Howard. Patronesses named included Mrs Edgar B Tapper Mrs James E Hamilton and others. Betty Moore and Katherine Van Meter were honored guests.
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Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Elks Club
Margaret Sundberg
Eliza Hickok
Elizabeth Melberg
Suzanne Howard
Edgar B. Tapper
James E. Hamilton
Paul S. Ray
C. Ward Macy
Verne Marshall
J. F. Yothers
Alice B Baker
Betty Moore
Katherine van Meter
Virginia Weld
Virginia Funiie
Elgin Church of Youth organized at St Pauls
The Church of Youth was organized at St Pauls Methodist church in Elgin with eighty new members from Clermont Syria and Elgin. Officers include Superintendent Howard Shaffer and chorister Forrest Shaffer. Installation and program follow next Sunday with music and readings. public invited.
Three PE O Chapters Hold Large Monday Meetings
Three chapters of P E O held large Monday meetings at members’ homes. Chapter DEK heard a program on Alien Corridor by Sidney Howard with Mrs. Frank Orr, and Mrs. Orr was introduced by Grace Glass. Chapter HJ and others hosted guests from multiple chapters.
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J . Vessier
Fourth Avenue SE
Sidney Howard
Frank . Orr
Orr
Grace Glass
C. Harve Geiger
E. N Helm
Frances Munn
Amy Moorhead
Yessler
L. E. Henry
Frank V Orr
W E Peschau
W F Protzman
Alice Page
Minna Wikoff
Agnes O Dunbar
Meyer
Taper
Arthur Bye
Mayme Merridith
Second Avenue SE
Florence Morse
Educational Fund
Charles A Laurance
Virginia Paul
Frank V. Orr
John Thompson
George G Clements
Mrs Crawford Visits Son for Thanksgiving in Lacona
Mrs J W Crawford of Lacona arrived here Sunday for a Thanksgiving visit in the home of her son W D Crawford and Mrs Crawford at 374 Twenty first Street SE.
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J. W Crawford
Lacona
W.D Crawford
Crawford
Twenty-first Street
52 Play In Guest Tournament At The Country Club
Fifty two players joined Cedar Rapids Country Club for a guest bridge tournament held Monday evening across thirteen tables. In high score north south, Mrs Don Hines and Mrs Edward H Kane won. second were Mr and Mrs George F Miller. East west high went to Philip Leibsohn and Abe Kopel. second to Mr and Mrs Arthur Poe. The next event will be members only on December 1, and will be the last before the new year.
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Manchester
E G Schenke
Waterloo
Stanwood
Gene Curran
Cedar County
North Western Railroad
Clarence
Matthew Kane
David
Clinton
Marie Mixell
Irene
St. Mary's Church
Mechanicsville
Clarence Watkins
Andrew Gesner
John Brecht
Watkins
Grace Knoernschild
Harriet Jefferis
Howard
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Don Hines
Edward H Kane
George F Miller
Philip Leibsohn
Abe Kopel
Arthur Poe
Coe College Official Speaks at Chi Beta Phi Dinner
Athletic Director Moray L. Eby addressed a dinner hosted by the Chi Beta Phi fraternity at their chapter house 1322 First Avenue E to honor the football men. Special guests included Prof. J F Yothers, Prof. Ben Peterson, Prof C W Perkins, Major Carl A. Russell and Dr Pieye Morris with David McGregor in charge of arrangements.
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Moray L. Eby
Coe College
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
First Avenue E
J F Yothers
Ben Peterson
C W Perkins
Carl A. Russell
Pieye Morris
David McGregor
Beta Phi Alpha Dance Honors Pledges in Coe Recreation Room
Beta Phi Alpha sorority held a Saturday evening dance in the Coe recreation room to honor pledges. The match of silhouettes served as the feature dance with guests Dean Mary Bell and Dr and Mrs Suchomel. Chaperons included Mr and Mrs Hayden and Mr and Mrs Ogburn. Pledges named Wilma Greene Mirian Lieberknecht Ruth Stoner Florence Thomas Alice Thompson Nadine Trovak Coral Wikle Maybelle Young. Bernus Pirkl organized the event with many guests and alumnae in attendance.
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Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Coe
Dean Mary Bell
T F Suchomel
T C Hayden
W. H. Ogburn Pedges
Wilma Greene
Mirian Lieberknecht
Ruth Stoner
Florence Thomas
Alice Thompson
Nadine Trovak
Coral Wikle
Maybelle
Anniversary surprise gifts at Curis home
Mr and Mrs Everard Anderson of Curis were surprised on their twenty first anniversary. Thirty three guests brought a gift basket and dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Richner Vesely Hrdhicka Rochard Dorothy Vat esk Donad Anagr Jana Dolores Trreea Ri hres Chadve Andenoyal Creare Rapes Carl Las Mroant Fae Brart Beovet bas De Moe Cur Det aves Pacd Bien ard Comsya Gate Mooend Mrs CGink'er C risae Jee Hralera North Tobe.
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Everard Anderson
Curis
Anderson
John Richner
Frank Vesely
Charles Hrdhicka Rochard
Charles Vatesk
Donad Anagrsor Jana
Dolores Trreea Ri
Chadve Andenoyal
Creare
Friends throw surprise party for Mr and Mrs C S Mathers
A group of friends hosted a Saturday night surprise party at 1556 Sixth Avenue SE for Mr and Mrs C S Mathers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Finch, Mr and Mrs Matty Biky, Mr and Mrs William Birker of Manon, Mr and Mrs Dale Newell, Mr and Mrs J D Williams, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Waddle with daughters Maildred and Magdalene. A five hundred card game was played.
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C S. Mathers
Sixth Avenue
Lawrence Finch
Matty Biky
William Birker
Manon
Dale Newell
J D Williams
Clarence Waddle
Maildred
Magcaline
Fire destroys farm home near Langworthy
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the farm home occupied by Fred Aldred, one mile north of Toreworth. The blaze left Aldred without a home and caused extensive damage to the building and contents.
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Langworthy
Fred Aldred
Toreworth Monarbont
Drunken driving suspect tied to pistol found in car
Grover Wyne, 5 year old from Iowa City, faced charges after police found a fully loaded 2 caliber pistol in his car in Riverside Park. Patrolmen Novak and Prasil stopped the vehicle on First Street SW near Tenth Avenue as the driver Wines Weaving. Wine posted 500 bond and pleaded not guilty in district court. Wilbur Tait, 22, was jailed for intoxication.
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Grover Wyne
Nerro
Iowa City
H . Rinse
Novak
Prasil
Wines
Riverside Park
First Street
Tenth Avenue
3191
Avenue NW
Central City Men Held On Charge Of Vagrancy
Frank Beebe 33 and Walter Lunec 47, both of Central City, were held in the county jail at 3 pm Tuesday by Constable James Sill of Central City on vagrancy charges. Each is under bonds of $300 and waived preliminary hearing before Acting Mayor L S Stanton of Central City.
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Frank Beebe
Walter Lunec
Central City
James Siie
L S Stamton
Alaska seal makes a comeback in 1930s fashion coats
A fashion note reviews Alaska seal fur reappearing in coats from formal full-length to casual boxy styles. It praises durability warmth and drape while noting color options black and logwood brown and versatile collar designs. It predicts broader appeal across age groups and highlights fashionable details for coats and accessories.
Jury to Deliberate in Brewer Abortion Trial
The jury in the state action against Mrs Rena Brewer of Central City will retire to consider its verdict early Wednesday on a charge of attempting to produce abortion. County and assistant county attorneys argued, with defense by Ralph Lupton, as judge F Elhron presided. jurors will receive instructions Wednesday morning. Etna Carmichael seeks a divorce from Claude A Carmichael on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment, asking custody of a minor son. they were married in Newton in 1929. Mayor Leibsohn received an $8938.55 default judgment against Rowell Hardware Co. in a landlord’s attachment case. An account suit by Gaffney and Moore against Margaret M Stookey and Carl W Stookey was dismissed with prejudice. Sheriff Petrus reported finding a 17 jewel watch at 853 B Avenue NE.
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Rena Brewer
Central City
Etna Carmichael
Claude A Carmichael
Newton
Leibsohn
H. C. Ring
Rowell Hardware Company, Inc
Gaffney and Moore, Inc
Margaret M. Stookey
Carl W . Stookey
H C Ring
Trial On Abortion Charge Faces Judge Ellison In Central City
Final arguments were set before Judge F O Ellison and a district court jury Tuesday afternoon in the state trial of Mrs. Rena Brewer of Central City. She is indicted by the November term grand jury on a charge of attempting to produce an abortion. The alleged offense occurred last Dec 26.
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F O. Ellison
Rena Brewer
Central City
Divorce Request in District Court Seeks Alimony
Harriet Jackson sues Albert G Jackson for divorce in district court claiming cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple wed in April 1928 and the plaintiff asks for monthly alimony.
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Harriet Jackson
Albert G. Jackson
Milk Code Hearing Leaves Questions On Approval
The Cedar Rapids fluid milk code was sent back to the producers and distributors committees after separate Monday night meetings. The groups were to approve or amend the code before signatures are gathered, with further committee work possible to resolve differences.
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Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
City Briefs and Personals
Fresh shipment Jones sausage bacon and hams Hladkys 4141. Iowa railroad commission Tuesday set Dec. 12 for a hearing on a petition of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company to renew 20 year franchises on several high voltage lines totaling 28 miles in length.
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Iowa Railroad Commission
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Aldermans Return From Anamosa Visit
Mr and Mrs N F Alderman of Cedar Rapids return from a week in Anamosa visiting his sister Mrs Arthur E Atkinson and family. They moved to Cedar Rapids sixteen years ago from Anamosa where he was an officer in the state reformatory. DeWitt hosts a two act musical comedy The Worlds All Right at the school auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday Dec 5 and 6 under Moose youth group. Eleanor Brown of Fairfield rehearses nightly. First adult home talent play here since 1928 includes Dr F A Swanson Mrs D S House Max Randolph Ralph Henderson Elwin Zahorik in the cast.
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Carlos Tipple
Belle Plaine
Addison Tippie
California
Dwalf
Ed Wheeler
Warren Trimble
Ohio
Dale Trimble
Illinois
Wellman
Lacey Kendall
Gus Oldaker
Bridge
J. J Ward
Earl Welchein
G. W. Oldaker
Omer Lewis
Frank Hicks
John Wehrle
Lon Frieming
J J. Ward
Frank Wilson
Wes Webster
Lars Werdlein
Lacey Kendall Tepton
Civil Works Administration
Emergency Relief Committee
Tipton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jimmy Waddell
R. O Gimmerling
Monticello
Cooper
Amney Wood
N. F. Alderman
Seventh Avenue SE
Anamosa
Arthur E. Atkinson
Aldermans
Cedar Rapids
Alderman
Iowa State Reformatory
Dewitt
DeWitt School
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart Legion
Eleanor Brown
Fairfield
F. A. Swanson
D. S. House
Max Randolph
Ralph Henderson
Elwin Zahorik
Nine agrarian leaders shot dead by Mexican police
In Yurecuaro Michoacan nine agrarian leaders were killed when police fired on a public demonstration. Reports state the shooting occurred during a meeting and police opened fire on the crowd.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Yurecuaro
Mutualization Plan For Peoria Life Co Approved By Court
A court approved a mutualization plan for the defunct Peoria Life Insurance Co. Tuesday. Co-receiver George Shurtleff led the rehabilitation proposal as Judge John Niehaus set a hearing next Monday to consider a definite mutualization or other feasible reorganization plan. About 200 policyholders organized and voiced support for mutualization at a Monday night meeting in Peoria.
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Peoria, Ill
George Shurtleff
Peoria Life Insurance Company
John Niehaus
C. V. O'Hearn
Lsten
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Tri Deltas
Ben
Iowa News
Elgin
Church of Youth
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J. J. Snyder
Clermont
Syria
Elgin Methodist Sunday School
Edwin Anderson
Howard Shaffer
James Brorby
Gilma Olson
Thomas Shaffer
Kathryn Strauch
Forrest Shaffer
R. C Jorgensen
Dale de Sart
Russell Kohler
Lavanda Carr
Howard Shatter
Lucille Lubke
Tilyria
Coronel Rothlisberger
B. Carter
Whittier
Gene Reed
T Heir
Here
Joe Napier
Claude
Wilitan Martin
Frank Root
Phoebe
Bert Stewart
Clifford Bowds
Lizzie Kinkead
Dorothy
E. Carnahan
George Brown
Eric Anderson
Gene
Clarence McGrew
Bonnie
Buly McGrew
Harlan Coppock
McGrew
Augusta
Bertha
Jane Reed
Phoebe Root Newhall
S E Andrew
E. W Kerkman
Gladys
W C Meyer
H J Meyer
van Horne
H E Weichman
Herbert
Newhall
Andrew
G A Matthedias
Audrey
Mason City
Donald
Virgil
Robert
Marengo
Iowa County
Emergency Relief Board
Effie Lindsay
CWA
Frank Hite
Democratic Central Committee
R. J. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Sander
Germany
United States
Carl Reuter
Langworth
Eberhard Prull
Prull Brothers
Jore
Bere Tage
Leora Feeem
Kappas
Fiuretas
Af Tanwerks
Gavin
Barsnon Congregational
Maquoke
Statten
Marita Goodenow
Maquoketa
Rauph
Saffeld Ariz
Bob Dice Ot
Roy Kozak
Clover 87
Lost Natins
John A. Tipple
Belws Plaine
Wilton Lee
First Congresssational Church
Tippie
Wesley
Elizabeth Tippie
Athens County
Emma Douke
Hoe
P.E.O
G & Krabbenhoff
Forest Drive
Leon A Meyer
Charles E Roberts
Walter Handy
A.C Loepp
South Dakota
Maurine Mather
Mrs. Crawford
CHI Beta Phis
Beta Phi Alpha
DIAL
New Process Co
Alaska
Amos Parrish
York
Santa Claus
Court House News
Fred Sells
Avenue NE
Joseph A Petrus
Foley
Mrs. & Pomorski
Hutchinson’s
Hutchinson
Peoria Life Co
Sidwell
Eddie Cantor
Bill
Mary Brian
Richard Arlen
Peggy Shannon
Jack Oakie
Paramount
World News
Bezdek’s
Florists Johnson Ave
Third Ave
Second St. SE
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