U C T Banquet Highlighted by Sundberg Visit in Cedar Rapids
Oscar W Sundberg of Fort Dodge grand counselor of the United Commercial Travelers of Iowa will be the honored guest at Cedar Rapids council No 161 annual banquet Saturday at 6 p m in the Roosevelt hotel Initiation services and a dance follow The council pursues 35 new members before Dec 1 and each member is asked to bring a new member to the business meeting at 4 30 p m Women meet at 2 p m and will join the men at 6 p m Mrs J L Parker leads the women's program Dancing begins at 9 30 p m with an orchestra on the roosevelt hotel program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Sundberg
Fort Dodge
United Commercial Travelers of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Council
Roosevelt Hotel
International Cooperation
J. L. Parker
Carl Nitzel
Order
Banking banquet foresees housing as future wealth in Iowa
J F McDermott of First National Bank of Omaha told 126 bankers at the Montrose hotel meeting of Benton Johnson Jones Cedar and Linn counties that housing activity will balance the budget and spur wealth. He urged uniform banking hours and noted overtime records as 44 hour week rules loom while praising American resilience and constitutional democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McDermott
First National Bank of Omaha
Creighton University
Montrose Hotel
Benton
Johnson, Jones
Cedar
Linn
McDermott
Iowa
Roosevelt
Omaha
United States
Mr. McDermott
America
Breakfast hostess Mrs Beems entertains Cedar Rapids visitors
Mrs Clark A Beems hosted a morning breakfast at 11 30 in Cedar Rapids Iowa at her home 377 Twenty first Street SE. Guests included numerous local ladies and Mrs Fred Butler of Lewis helped with coffee. Mrs Frederick M Pownall of Iowa City spoke on Writing as a Career to the Scribblers group of the Junior League at Mrs J K Von Lackum home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Pownall
Iowa City
Scribblers
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
J. K. von Lackum
Twenty-third Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Pownall
Tea honors Mrs Teeters from St. Louis in Elderkin home
Mrs. David M. Elderkin hosted a small tea at 2120 E avenue NE on Tuesday honoring her mother Mrs. W. R. Teeters of St. Louis. Also present were Mrs A. A. Elderkin, Mrs R. E. Mac Danel and Mrs. Max T. Bromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Elderkin
E Avenue NE
W. R. Teeters
St. Louis
Teeters
A. A. Elderkin
R. E. Mac Danel
Max T. Bromwell
Mrs Oliver Longueville and Mrs Belle Butterfield Return from Chicago
Mrs Oliver Longueville of Mont rose hotel and Mrs Belle Butterfield of 345 Park Terrace SE returned Tuesday after spending the weekend in Chicago with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Montrose Hotel
Belle Butterfield
Park Terrace SE
Chicago
Sponsors Form Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Group
Sponsors of the Camp Fire groups in Cedar Rapids gathered at First Presbyterian to organize a sponsors' group. Mrs. Wilson C. Fernow was elected chairman, Mrs. Bernard E. Warner vice-chairman and program chair, and Mrs. R. Johnston secretary and scribe. They set bimonthly meetings with the next in January and will assist with Christmas carolling as their first project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Wilson C. Fernow
Bernard E. Warner
R. Johnston
Mothers plan doll wardrobe project with church group
Mothers and members of the Pazeta and Tataloli Camp Fire groups met at Westminster Presbyterian Church to cut and plan Christmas doll wardrobes. Guardians Mrs. J. S. Skien and Mrs. H. J. Beals invited mothers to meet at 2 30. Mrs. Work, assistant guardian, and members served refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. S. Skien
H. J. Beals
Work
Home Builders Study Group Discusses Land and Neighbors
Cedar Rapids Woman’s club Home Builders’ study group met Monday at 1.15 p.m. at the club house for a lesson on Land and Neighbors. J. P. Frederikson, landscape architect, urged careful site selection stressing future value, neighborhood, schools, paving, sewer, drainage, salability and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mrs DeWulf Honored On Surprise Bridge and 500 Party
A group gathered at Frances DeWulf's home at 1215 First Street SW Monday evening for a surprise bridge and 500 party. Attendees included Martha Lynch Gayle Dew Ann Hobota Alma Splichal Juanita Cisler Lucille Blagdon Euphemie Harris Mary Nolan Sue Kovacik Helen McLees Essie Hilton Helen Klima Lillian Waddington Emily Gantz Ethel Augustine Margaret Milenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances DeWulf
First Street
Martha Lynch
Gayle Dew
Ann Hobota
Alma Splichal
Juanita Cisler
Lucille Blagdon
Euphemie Harris
Mary Nolan
Sue Kovacik
Helen McLees
Essie Hilton
Helen Klima
Lillian Waddington
Emily Gantz
Ethel Augustine
Margaret Milenda
Cub Mothers Meeting at Chamber of Commerce
The Cub mothers will meet Friday at 1 30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce for a community gathering and update on group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Beethoven Club To Meet Thursday Programme Listed
Foreigners in America will be the subject studied by Beethoven club members Thursday at 10 a.m at the Y W C A after a board meeting at 9 15 a.m Del Boegel will lead current events and Nelle Erwin will present the program notes Cora Fisher is group leader The arranged program includes Three Noels five sketches in sepia firefly and others featuring Marian Bauer Ruth McGuire Harriet Miller and more entered among the performers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Beethoven Club
del Boegel
Nelle Erwin
Cora Fisher
Marian Bauer
Ruth McGuire
Harriet Miller
Walter Damrosch
Burke
Old
New England
Edmund’ Severn
Adolph Weidig
Alma Turechek
Ernest Bloch
Frederick Brock
Lois Brown
Grace Marek Gavotte
Louis Victor Baar
Ruth Massey
Adela Vyskoell
H Miskimen
Ernest “Hutcheson
Eleanor Houts
Virginia Moore
Mrs Hornung Visits Sister in Glencoe
Mrs J C Hornung of Glencoe Illinois is spending a week with her sister Mrs William F Johnes at 1816 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hornung
Glencoe, Ill
William F. Johnes
Fifth Avenue SE
Industrial Girls Club to Hear Mr Janowsky
Max Janowsky of the Killian company will speak on Linens at a meeting of the Industrial Girls club Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Y W C A A club supper at 6 p m will be followed by a business session Supper reservations may be made by phoning the Y W C A by 10 a m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Janowsky
Killian Company
Industrial Girls Club
Y.W.C.A
St Johns Hosts Camp Fire and Blue Bird Groups for Girls
St John's Episcopal church organizes two groups for younger girls. A Camp Fire group is led by guardian Mrs. Van Vechten Shaffer with sponsors Mrs. Glenn W. Hopkins Mrs. A R Zuercher and Mrs. Charles Stroppel. Members meeting Mondays include Mary Davidson Elizabeth Stroppel Susan Walter Anne Selden and others. A Blue Bird group for younger girls is sponsored by Mrs. Edward M. Soboda Jr Mrs Raymond S Johnston and Mrs. L P Boudreaux with guardian Mrs Charles Clark. Members include Jane Hickenlooper Suzanne Salter Betty Hopkins Joan Killian Catherine Yuill Joyce Skinner Joan Johnston Patty Boudreaux Sue Randall Nancy Soboda Louann Clark Dorothy Ratner. Blue Birds meet after school Thursday at the church for those interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
van Vechten Shaffer
Glenn W. Hopkins
A. R. Zuercher
Charles Stroppel
Mary Davidson
Elizabeth Stroppel
Susan Walter
Anne Selden
Susan Shaffer
Glennys Hopkins
Betsy Fontana
Ellen Montgomery
Barbara Lick
Sally Zuercher
Carol Jean Boudreaux
Blue Bird
Edward M. Soboda
Raymond S. Johnston
L. P. Boudreaux
Charles Clark
The
Guardian
Jane Hickenlooper
Suzanne Salter
Betty Hopkins
Joan Killian
Catherine Yuill
Joyce
Christmas Luncheon at First Congregational Church
The women of the First Congregational church will hold a Christmas luncheon Friday at 1 p.m. at the church with Mrs. O H Daniel in charge. Mrs. Charles T Hickok leads devotions, a Christmas drama by Mrs George M Newland features Barbara Carter Elma Fern Samuelson and others, and Mrs E O Samuelson will lead Christmas carol singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the
First Congregational Church
O. H. Daniel
Caroline Tufts
Charles T. Hickok
George M. Newland
Barbara Carter
Elma Fern Samuelson
Ronald Moore
Edward Lee
E. O. Samuelson
Surprise party honors Mrs. Archie Douda at club gathering
A Sunday evening surprise party honored Mrs. Archie Douda hosted by her club. A picnic supper was served, bridge played, and a gift presented. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Downer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sopousek, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reed of Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hach, Mr. and Mrs. Wendol Pavlicek, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rozek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stepanek, Archie Douda, Mrs. Mary Pavlicek, and Arlen and Roland Douda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Douda
Brodie Hosts Holiday Supper for Pratt Visit
Mr and Mrs Mark Brodie on highway 149 entertained Sunday evening in honor of Mrs Pratt's brother Don Pratt of Long Beach visiting his parents Mr and Mrs F W Pratt at Edgewood Fruit Farm route 1 during the holidays. Guests included Amber Mae Stanley Ruth Pratt Kenneth Quass Robins Mary Pratt and Burton Emmons Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Brodie
Highway No. 149
Junior Silver Chain Plans Christmas Party Basket
The Junior Silver Chain circle of the King's Daughters met at Kathleen Blau's home 345 Woodland Drive SE Monday evening to arrange a Christmas party and a Christmas basket. Members present were Betty Larson Elaine Nunnally Margaret Allen Edith Sanford Mildred Matteson Muriel Lowe Patty Smith and Betty Ann Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain Circle
King's Daughters
Kathleen Blau
Woodland Drive
Betty Larson
Elaine Nunnally
Margaret Allen
Edith Sanford
Mildred Matteson
Muriel Lowe
Patty Smith
Betty Ann Erickson
Mary Anderson Weds Francis F Bozanek in Bertram Church
Miss Mary N Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs F G Anderson Mount Vernon married Francis F Bozanek son of Mrs Emily Bozanek Cedar Rapids at Bertram Methodist church Thursday. Rev James Baltz officiated with Rev J B Eyestone assisting. Maid of honor Velma Anderson and best man Emil G Bozanek joined by bridesmaids Dorothy Tilton Barbara Anderson. Flower girl Ramona Jorgensen. Ushers Paul Anderson John M Tosh Jr. The bride wore a slipper satin gown with train and veil. roses in her bouquet. After ceremony a reception was held at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 118 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Methodist Church
Mary N. Anderson
F. G. Anderson
Mount Vernon
Francis F. Bozanek
Emily Bozanek
Cedar Rapids
James Baltz
J. B. Eyestone
Velma Anderson
Emil G. Bozanek
Dorothy Tilton
Barbara Anderson
Ramona Jorgensgn
Paul Anderson
John M. Tosh, Jr
Marvin Harmon
Amos Berry
McKinley High School
Armstrong Clothing Company
Bozanek
Quaker Oats Company
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Nina-Chinka Camp Fire Council Fire Held at Eunice Hill Home
Members of the Nina-Chinka Camp Fire group gathered Monday at guardian Mrs A I Mason s home in Eunice Hill to open the ceremonial with flame colored tapers for work health and love. Assistant guardian Marjorie Nicholls awarded Trail Seeker pins and Firemaker rank to Norma Lou Haegg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina-Chinka
A. I. Mason
C Avenue NE
Eunice Hill
Mary Lou Moorman
Cornelia Polansky
Marjorie Nicholls
Shirley Long
Lucy Larcom
Donna Marie Uldh
Dorothy Roupe
Miss Nicholls
Rank
Norma Lou Haegg
The
Guardian
Donna Marie Ulch
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Erma Dahlstrand Before Wed Wedding
Miss Erma Dahlstrand was honored at a Monday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Hubert Wamser at 124 Tenth Street NE. Cards were played and refreshments served for attendees including Mesdames Klima Svec Jungman Miller Nepras Kremenak Wamser Kubik Mundel of Elberon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Dahlstrand
Frank Mandel
Hubert Wamser
Tenth Street
Carl Klima
Joseph Svec
Charles Jungman
A. Miller
Otto Nepras
A. Kremenak
A. S. Wamser
Wesley Kubik
Charles
Mundel
Elberon
Cultus Club to Meet Thursday at 2 30 P.M.
The Cultus club will gather Thursday at 2 30 P.M. at Mrs Henry Montillon home 1402 First Avenue W. Mrs R E Heal and Mrs W L Shanklin will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Henry Montillon
First Avenue
R. E. Heal
W. L. Shanklin
Sheets Family Returns From Denver Thanksgiving Weekend
Mr and Mrs A E Sheets and their children Marilyn and Bob returned Tuesday from Denver where they spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mrs Sheets mother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Sheets
Twenty-sixth Street
Marilyn
Bob
Denver
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Plans Thursday Picnic Luncheon
The Kappa Delta mothers club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. in the chapter rooms for a picnic luncheon. All mothers of alumnae active and pledge members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers Club
Immaculata Circle Hosts Bridge Night at Bever Avenue Home
Misses Gayle Giblin and Margaret Mackin hosted Immaculata circle members Tuesday evening at 1439 Bever Avenue SE. Twelve members attended and played bridge with prizes awarded to Miss Rosaline Collins and Mrs. William Sedlak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Giblin
Margaret Mackin
Immaculata Circle
Bever Avenue SE
Rosaline Collins
William Sedlak
Catholic Current Events Club Meeting Notice
The Catholic Current Events club will meet with Mrs. John Cook at 419 Eighteenth Street SE on Thursday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Current Events Club
John Cook
Eighteenth Street
Travelers Return To Their Homes After Thanksgiving Trips
Cedar Rapids residents wrap up Thanksgiving travel with returning families from California and the east. Mrs. John M. Ely and daughter Helen Ely visited Santa Barbara Pasadena and Laguna while in California. Susan Ely accompanied by the Brown family attended the Cornell Penn game in Philadelphia. The Files family returns from Syracuse to plan their near future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John M. Ely
First Avenue E
California
Helen Ely
Scripps College
Santa Barbara
Pasadena
Laguna
W. J. Brown
Susan
Cornell
Philadelphia
Bill Brown
David Brown
Elizabeth
N. J
David
New York
Henry M. Files
Blake Boulevard
Syracuse
N. Y
Puckett Bridge Club Hosts Dinner at Wurster Tea Room
Mr and Mrs Bertram Puckett of 2400 Bever avenue SE will host members of their bridge club for dinner and bridge at Mrs Wurster's tea room Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Puckett
Bever Avenue
Friwoto Camp Fire Meeting At Garfield School
Eleven members attended the Friwoto Camp Fire group meeting at Garfield school Tuesday. President Caroline Burrows presided and Loree Chapman called the roll. A council fire was set for December 6 at Kathleen Robinsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Caroline Burrows
Rell
Loree Chapman
Kathleen Robinson
Fourth-Nighters Plan Holiday Dance at YMCA
The Fourth-Nighters meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the YMCA to plan a holiday dance. Mixed badminton and music are planned for members. Employed or college people may join ping pong or dance at 8 30 p.m.
I. H. N. circle of the King’s Daughters Meets for Dessert Luncheon
Members of the I. H. N. circle of the King’s Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m for a dessert luncheon with Mrs T C Baker at 2345 D avenue NE. Members are asked to be prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King's Daughters
T. C. Baker
D Avenue NE
Junior Hadassah Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
The Junior Hadassah plans a Wednesday 8 p.m. gathering at the I Y P L club rooms. President Miss Selma Berg calls members to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
I.Y.P.L
Selma Berg
Service Circle meets at St Luke's Hospital for sewing
The Service Circle of the King's Daughters will gather Thursday at 1 pm at St Luke's Hospital to sew. Members plan to complete orders and discuss upcoming charity activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King's Daughters
St. Luke's Hospital
Beta Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel
Beta Delphian will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Old-Fashioned Griddle Cakes and Simple Menus
Recipe fragment lists Old-Fashioned Griddle Cakes with flour baking powder salt and milk, mixed two minutes and cooked on a griddle. Also outlines Chili Meat Balls with ground steak rice and tomato simmered twenty five minutes, and a Green Salad with lettuce chicory cabbage with garlic rubbed bowl and chilling.
Four Die as Jetliner Strands After Radio Hazard
In a fatal sea crash off Point Reyes a United Airlines jet lost its bearings amid strong radio signals. Four men and a young woman perished. the pilot and a passenger survived as rescuers investigated the "too good" radio reception phenomenon. A cabin crew member disappeared amid the surf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Point Reyes
United Airlines
Oakland
Wisconsin Democrats Demand Patronage Help to Oust La Follette
Wisconsin Democratic leaders demand federal patronage control as a first step to defeat U S Senator Robert M La Follette in 1940. State Chairman W D Carroll accuses the La Follette progressive group of taking thousands of federal jobs weakening the Democratic Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Democrats
U. S
Robert M. la Follette
W. D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
James A. Farley
la Follette Progressive Organization
la Follette Progressives
Democratic Party
Democratic Organization
German scientists find bread keeps fresh in carbonic acid atmosphere
German scientists report bread and yeast raised pastry remain fresh for longer if promptly cooled to 30 degrees Celsius in a carbonic acid atmosphere, suggesting a novel method for extending shelf life.
Propaganda Clouding Business Says Testimony
A Senate profit sharing committee hearing featured F. J. Moss of the American Sash and Door Co claiming profits taxes harmed business. Moss alleged $9 billion in capital confiscated as corporations paid $18 billion in taxes from 1931 to 1936. He noted widespread false propaganda and disputed party fault, while Sen. Herring reported nearly 500 profit sharing plans in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Profit Sharing Committee
F. J. Moss
American Sash and Door Company
Kansas City
Vandenberg
Mich
Herring
Sun Spots Signal Magnetic Storms Ahead
I M Leavitt of Cook Observatory reports counting 3 000 000 000 square miles of sun spots during a nine hour observation on Tuesday. He warns that such activity indicates magnetic storms brewing and affecting radio signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
I. M. Leavitt
Cook Observatory
DeMolays Announce Dance Chaperons For Saturday
DeMolays sponsor a Shrine Temple dance Saturday night with chaperons led by Mayor and Mrs K Hahn. The list continues with Mr and Mrs A L Taylor and others. Frankie Masters and his band will provide music featuring Bell Tone rhythm and recent compositions like Ring Dem Bell Tones. Masters, arranger Carl Bean, has been nationally popular since 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Westcott
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OEES
Mrs
Clark A. Beems
Butler
Robert B. Davis
Warren
B. P. Lattner
Wallace Darling
Sumner H. Foster
Tudor W. Wilder
Forrest W. Stewart
Ernest W. Curtin
Arthur W. Erskine
Paul S. Ray
Carl N. Ettinger
Joseph H. Kitchin
C. Louis Fontana
Gordon Fennell
R. D. Taylor
Homer C. Maxwell
J. Harold Horan
John C. Reid
Karl P. Blaise
M. S. Hallman
Davenport Brown
Harriett Swain
Mrs. Elderkin
Camp Fire
Home Builders’ Group
Dewulf
Turner Mortuary
Hornung
W. F. Johnes
MR. Janowsky
ST. John's
First Congregational
Honor Mrs. Douda
Don, Pratt
Junior Silver Chain
Mary Anderson
Nina-Chinka Group
A. E. Sheets Home
K. D. Mothers Club
Immaculata
Bertram Pucketts
I. I. N. Circle
Junior Hadassah
Mre
Alexander George
Fim
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Thomas O. Hardin
CAA Safety Board
Charles Stead
Australia
Portland
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Bobby
Clay
Isadore Edelstein
Stead
Edelstein
Badger Democrats
Bob la Follette
Fabs Laundry CO
Lalnutwells
DG Cleane US
Ana Shone Ci Iouienens
Third Street SE
Virginia Schoby
DeMolays
American Institute of Laundering
McKabe
Perma
McKate
2Nd Ave
2Nd ST
Sephone
Brammer's
Brammer, Inc
3D St. SE
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