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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1932

Page

3

Miss Ann Hayner Weds Lawrence Yount in Immaculate Conception Church

Miss Ann Hayner married Lawrence Yount at Immaculate Conception Church with Father Ament officiating. Attendants wore brown and green outfits. Mabel Canning and Leonore Rennekamp performed and sang. After a wedding breakfast at Ausadie tea room, the couple left for a ten day East honeymoon and will reside at Ausadie apartments. Hayner-Yount families note Miss Hayner’s Washington high School ties and Sophrosyne honor society. Yount is a St Patrick’s graduate and Columbia College alum.

Anger Nenene Lawrence Yount E. J. Yount Pemaculate Conception Church Ament Mabel Canning Leonore Rennekamp B. G. Broghammer Otwelve Ausadie Mrs. Yount Ausadie Apartments

Treasure Hunt Frolic for Sixty Girls at Shaver Park

Sixty girls from St. Pauls Church Youth and Camp Fire groups enjoyed a treasure hunt and frolic in Shaver park on a Saturday. Jeanne Puckett found the prize a five pound box of salted nuts near a red and gold maple tree, then shared it with the group as refreshments followed.

Church of Youth St. Paul's Church Shaver Park Jeanne Puckett J. D. Houser

Marianne Dvorak Heads Coe Girls Glee Club

Miss Marianne Dvorak of Cedar Rapids elected president of the Coe college women's glee club. Margaret Merritt Grundy Center named vice president Ida May Dunlap Cedar Rapids secretary treasurer. Belva Butters Central City and Harriet Mateer Cedar Rapids named librarians.

Marianne Dvorak Cedar Rapids Coe College Margaret Merritt Grundy Center Ida May Dunlap Belva Butters Central City Harriet Mateer Harry Teeter Marengo James Manville Laurel Miss Vail

Post-nuptial Shower Honors Mrs A Lorenzen

A T M T M club of the Y W C A hosted a post-nuptial shower Friday evening for Mrs. A Lorenzen at Mrs. Lester Frezek’s home 530 Eighth Ave SW. Twenty nine guests enjoyed banco and the guest of honor received a gift.

A. Lorenzen T. M. T. M. Club Lester Frezek

Frances Roth, Frederick Tetzlaff wed in Tucson

Frances Bishop Roth and Frederick Edward Tetzlaff married on September 21 in Tucson Arizona. The ceremony occurred at a friend's home with a Congregational minister officiating. The couple resides at 219 East Helen Street Tucson and Frances previously worked for Western Union and attended Coe College as a member of Alpha XI Delta.

Louis Roth Frances Bishop Frederick Edward Tetzlaff Tucson Ariz Friends Tetzlaff East Helen Street Roth Western Union

Randa and Bishton Celebrate 25th Anniversary in California

Mr and Mrs John E Randa and Mr and Mrs Fred E Bishton marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at the Bieder Man hotel in the Upper Palisades attended by twenty five friends. A three tier cake and silver urns with twenty five Hollywood roses were centerpiece gifts from Grace and Helen Randa. Guests included Mr and Mrs aios Jacobs Miss Anna a ce Mrs crap Swang and others.

John E. Randa Fred E. Bishton Biederman Hotel Upper Palisades Hollywood Mrs. Randa Grace Randa

Iowa City Couple Visits Clarence White Home Guests

Mr and Mrs Garvin Taylor of Iowa City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Howard Benninghoff at the Clarence White home 2201 Ridgeway Drive SE. Mr and Mrs J D Nichols of Mason City expected Tuesday to stay with the Clarence couple for several days.

Garvin Taylor Iowa City Howard Benninghoff Clarence White Ridgeway Drive J. D. Nichols Mason City Clarence

Guests of Mr and Mrs Punk Host Paul Maurer Visitor

Guests at 1628 Bever Avenue SE entertained Mr and Mrs Paul Gard Maurer of St Paul brother of Mrs Funk over the weekend.

J. G. Punk Bever Avenue SE Paul Gard Maurer St. Paul Mr. Maurer Funk

Social Fifty Plans Luncheon with Mrs Leefers

The Social Fifty will meet with Mrs. William Leefers at 1 Second Avenue SE on Wednesday for a luncheon.

William Leefers Second Avenue SE

Vice President of A A U W To Speak Here Friday Night

Mrs F G Atkinson of Minneapolis first vice president of the American Association of University Women and chair of the national fellowship fund committee will speak at Cedar Rapids AAUW Friday night. A 6 30 dinner at Hotel Montrose precedes her talk with guests Mrs F H Waters Ames and new members invited. reservations via Mrs H J Brownlee.

F. G. Atkinson Minneapolis American Association of University Women National Fellowship Fund Cedar Rapids Montrose Northwest Central Section Dorothy B. Atkinson Atkinson Des Moines H. J. Brownlee

Deamer to Speak at Parent Teacher Council Meeting

Arthur C. Deamer superintendent of schools will address the Parent-Teacher council Tuesday at 2 15 p m in the board of education building. Mrs C A Love reports on the Northeast district meeting in Waterloo and the parent education department outlines completed plans. The membership committee reports and Mrs C C Winders gives instructions for the publications committee chairmen. All publications committee chairmen are asked to attend.

Arthur C. Deamer Parent-Teacher Council Board of Education C. A. Love Waterloo Parent Education Department C. C. Winders Publications Committee

Quilt Exhibit Sponsored by Congregational Women

The Ladies Bible class and the Philathea class of the First Congregational church will sponsor an all day quilt exhibit on Wednesday. Old and new quilts will be shown along with foreign handwork. Tea will be served in the afternoon. A silver offering will be taken. All are invited to attend.

Ladies Bible Philathea First Congregational Church

Ehrenberg Hosts Dinner for Anniversary Guests

Mr and Mrs Frank Serbousek of Center Point celebrated their eleventh wedding anniversary at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Ehrenberg at their home on 1816 J Street SW. Present were the Serbouseks and the Ehrenbergs.

Frank Ehrenberger J Street Frank Serbousek Center Point Serbousek

Burrows Family Returns From Visit to Joliet

Mr and Mrs F G Burrows and son John of Joliet Illinois return home Monday after spending the week with Mr and Mrs A G Burrows at 517 B avenue NW.

F. G. Burrows John Joliet, Dll A. G. Burrows B Avenue NW

F A U Riders Card Party at Moose Hall

The F A U Riders plan a card party at Moose hall on Tuesday at 2 30 p m The Stanolind Bright club will meet with Mrs J Sirowy at 1710 B avenue NW Seestap at 7 30 p m

Moose Hall Stanolind Bright Ight Club

Modern Woodmen Linden Camp Dinner and Meeting

Modern Woodmen of America Linden camp No 145 will hold a 6 30 dinner Tuesday for members followed by the regular business meeting.

Modern Woodmen Modern Woodmen of America Linden Camp No. 145

O. E. S. Auxiliary Plans Picnic at Heins Home

The O. E. S. Auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless will meet at 1 on Wednesday for a luncheon at Mrs. John Heins Jr. 897 Oakland Ave NE. Hostesses include Mrs. G Hubert Artis chairing, with several helpers. Members bring a dish and a business meeting follows at 2 30 p.m.

O. E John Heins, Jr Oakland Avenue G. Hubert Artis A. F. Dotson E. J. Byers W. L Hoffer Etta Perry Matilda Snouffer Silfer

Church Social Circle Meets Tuesday Afternoon

The Social circle of the Peoples church will meet in the social rooms at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday. The Bluebird group of the Trinity Methodist church will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. instead of Wednesday afternoon as announced.

The Peoples Church Bluebird Group Bluebird Trinity Methodist Church

Kenwood Presbyterian Women’s Circle Meets Wednesday

The women’s circle of Kenwood Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the church. Hostesses will be Mrs. F. Mackenzie and Mrs. Ida V. Moore.

Kenwood Presbyterian Kenwood Presbyterian Church F. Mackenzie Ida V. Moore

St Rita's Circle to Meet at Immaculate Conception Parish

St Rita's circle of the Immaculate Conception church will meet in the school parlors Tuesday at 7 45 pm. Miss Ruth Conrad will be the hostess.

St. Rita’s St. Rita's Circle

Elizabeth Gordon Circle Meeting At Nora Atherton Home

The Elizabeth Gordon circle of Grand Avenue United Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday evening at Miss Nora Atherton's residence 1631 B avenue NE. Miss Zelia Cavin and Mrs. L H Moore will serve as assistant hostesses.

Elizabeth Gordon Grand Avenue United

P. T. A. Meetings Gala

P T A announces a community gala with a meeting at 3 p.m. The event will be held at Garfield School and feature updates from local organizers.

Seto Totee Eergarten Toom Garfield School

Tourist Club Opens New Year At Mrs Liddle Home

The Tourist club will hold its first meeting of the year Wednesday afternoon at 831 First Avenue East the home of Mrs John T Liddle. Royal Holbrook will speak on an Iowa program tea to follow. Members unable to attend should notify the hostess.

John T. Liddle First Avenue E Iowa Royal Holbrook

Exhibition of Cedar Rapids artists extended at Woman's club

The Cedar Rapids artists exhibit at the Woman's club will continue next week due to popular demand. The show can be viewed each afternoon through Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. Hostesses include Miss Bertha Sargent Mrs. M B De Woody Mrs. Herman Keller Mrs. Charles E Roberts and Mrs R W Dahms.

Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Bertha Sargent M. B. de Woody Herman Keller Charles E. Roberts R. W. Dahms

Alpha Gamma Delta Hosts Saturday Dancing Party

Alpha Gamma Delta sorority in Cee hosted a Saturday evening dance at the Chamber of Commerce with an orchestra. Prof and Mrs Geiger and Dr and Mrs Bryant served as chaperons. Miss Lila Palmer and Miss Nedra Arendts planned the event. a tag dance highlighted the evening.

Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Cee Chamber of Commerce C. H. Geiger George Bryant Lila Palmer Nedra Arendts

Mrs J L Shaw Hosts Evening For Franks Wedding Pair

Mrs J L Shaw entertained at her home 625 Sixteenth avenue SW on Wednesday evening in honor of Carl and Mrs Franks freshly married. Bunco and games filled the gathering with guests including Rev and Mrs Lowell Orth and many others presenting gifts to the couple.

J. L. Shaw Sixteenth Avenue SW Carl Franks Bunco Lowell Orth H. G. Franks Charles Churchill Helen al Truesdell Milo Hahn Lulu Gallagher Agnes Groat Ruth Garrett David Pratt Betty John T. Tomash Marilyn

Pauline Marie Ehda Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party

Mrs. Raymond Ehda hosted a birthday party Saturday for her daughter Pauline Marie who turned six. Guests included Dorothy Matus Evelyn Matus Helen Miller Mildred Jean Ehda Helen Parker Betty Jane Edgar Elizabeth Green Nan Macklen Mary Ann Nolan Alice Jane Nolan Ellen Pollitz Marian Pollitz Jaqueline Wallace and Peggy Lee.

Raymond Ehda Pauline Marie Dorothy Evelyn Matus Helen Miller Mildred Jean Ehda Helen Parker Betty Jane Edgar Elizabeth Green Nan Macklen Mary Ann Nolan Alice Jane Nolan Ellen and Marian Pollitz Jaqueline Wallace Peggy Lee

Benner's Hawaiian Bridegroom Arrives with Best Man

Harlan F. Benner and his Cedar Rapids fiancée Miss Anne Jack will wed on Tuesday. Benner arrived from Honolulu with his best man James Jack of Indianapolis, who also arrived Sunday.

Harlan F. Benner Anne Jack Cedar Rapids Honolulu Hawaii James Jack Indianapolis Ind Mr. Benner

Owenesa Camp Fire Group Hosts Waubeek Cottage Stay

Eight campers spent Friday and Saturday at Waubeek at the cottage of guardian Mrs. Homer Evans. Mrs. Evans and assistant guardian Dorothea Dolson accompanied the group.

Owenesa Waubeek Homer Evans

Harriets Return From Lat-A-Lot Cottage Trip

Mr and Mrs Loyal R Harrier of 400 Fourth Avenue SW return from their summer at Lat A Lot cottage on Big Gull Lake in northern Minnesota where they spent the season.

Loyal R. Harrier Fourth Avenue Big Gull Lake Minnesota

Meeting of Home for Aged Women Board

A board of managers will meet at the Home for Aged Women at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The gathering aims to review governance and plan upcoming matters concerning the home.

Board of Managers the Home For Aged Women

Hesperian Club to Meet at Mrs Chambers Home

The Hesperian club will hold a meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs Chambers located at 1955 Bever Avenue.

Hesperian Club Bever Avenue

Russellville Woman Guest at Heft Home

Mrs. E. E. Carter of Russellville Arkansas visited on Sunday as a guest of Mrs. Nelle Heft at 405 Eighth Street SE.

E. E. Carter Russellville, Ark Nelle Heft Eighth Street

Wednesday Social Club Meeting Listed

The Wednesday Social club gathers at 2447 Fifth avenue SE the home of Mrs. J. E. Cumberland for a Wednesday session.

J. E. Cumberland Fifth Avenue SE

Dinner Shower Honors Hilda Sorensen Before Oct Nine Wedding

Miss Eleanor Goodman hosts a kitchen shower Friday evening at 604 I Avenue NW honoring Hilda Sorensen who will marry E. T. Hansen of Chicago on October 9. Attending are Lauraine Nicek Martha Langham Edna Esther Eleanora Goodman and Mrs. Robert Brownlee Mrs. M. McKechnie of Fairfax.

Eleanor Goodman I Avenue NW Hilda Sorensen E. T. Hansen Chicago Lauraine Nicek Martha Langham Edna Esther Eleanora Goodman Robert Brownlee M. McKechnie Fairfax

Fishes From Tub On Street Corner Bet Cubs Wager

Sam Miller and Rex Emry wagered on the Cubs after a televised debate. Miller fished from a tub at First avenue and Third street E for three hours with a rod, while signs on the tub explained the bet. The event drew curious passersby as both men held to their Cubs prediction late Sunday.

Sam Miller Thirtieth Street Cubs Rex Emry C Avenue E First Avenue Third Street E Chicago Miller Emry

Aping Others Is Inferior To Being Oneself

Dear Miss Manners recalls Bee and Daisy and the dangers of copying others. A reader, 24, married a year, laments her husband’s distant behavior after his prior marriage and his night outings. She wonders if lack of affection and child tensions sap their relationship and whether her earlier infidelity harmed their love.

Mary Manners Bee Daisy Miss Manners

Lonesome Wife Seeks Advice on Marriage Drift

A worried wife asks if time will cure her husband’s independence and if she should have married the other man. The adviser says many couples drift apart and urges she make home life more inviting, suggesting social activities and starting anew with a clean slate.

Wrights Host Birthday Party For Son Allen

Mr and Mrs Elmer Wright of West Prairie hosted a birthday party for their son Allen who turned eighteen. Attendees included Melvin Wright Earl McBurney Cameron Novotny Havlik Neitert Klemm and many others in a large family gathering.

Elmer Wright West Prairie Allen Allen Wright Melvin Wright Earl McBurney Pay Fern Merle Harold Lawrence Louise Cameron Kay Novotny Frank Novotny Edith Novotny Arthur Cameron Artie Stone Lumir Havlik Elinore Saver Helen Havlik Eileen Neitert Ruth

Friends honor Sedlacek on fifth anniversary

A group of twenty friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sedlacek at 1301 C Street SW on Saturday evening. The party featured card games and the guests presented the couple with a gift.

Carl Sedlacek C Street

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Studt Listed

Sunday visitors to the Studt home included Miss Leona Studt of Rock Island and Mr. and Mrs S C Heninger with their son and Mr. and Mrs Erwin Hertzler of Burlington.

Otto Studt Leona Studt Rock Island S. C. Heninger Erwin Hertzler Burlington

Coe Band Among Four in Hoover Parade Des Moines Visit

Sixty five members of the Coe College military band will travel by motor to Des Moines for a Tuesday parade honoring President and Mrs Hoover. Major Carl A Russell commands the Coe ROTC unit and Eugene Vesely directs. Three other bands from Missouri Booster club Argonne American Legion post and Veterans of Foreign Wars were chosen to appear. The Coe band plans a Tuesday evening concert with location to be announced.

Coe College Military Band Des Moines Herbert Hoover Carl A. Russell Coe R. O. T. C Ae Ener Vesely Missouri Booster Club Argonne American Legion Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Coe

Nancy Page Hosts Frugal Bridge Luncheon Menu

Lois and Roger entertain eight friends at two tables with a thrift minded bridge luncheon. The menu features cranberry fruit cup waffles with tiny sausages, cream cheese and currant jelly, maple syrup, and well chilled juice over fruit in sherbet glasses. Nancy Page promises another quilt pattern and offers a leaflet of Bridge Luncheon menus on request.

Lois Roger Bridge Nancy Page Nancy

New Mexico land opened to entry in San Juan County

Announcement of 142000 acres in San Juan County New Mexico opened for homestead entry with veterans favored. Prospective settlers must live on land 21 months total across three to seven month periods, with separate terms for agricultural and grazing lands and a $22 to $34 filing fee. No land rush or lottery. government land rights vary by land type.

San Juan County N. M Agricul R. J. Jeffcott la Ventana Cedar Rapids Lincoln Hotel Pere Son New Mexico Jeffcott Durango Colo Gallup, N. M Denver, Rio Grande and Western

Cedar Rapids Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses applied for by Joe Kofron and La Vona Krofta of Cedar Rapids Harlan F Benner of Honolulu and Anne M Jack of Cedar Rapids C Malcom Andrew and Adeline Mae Machacek both of Linn County Robert Heslop and Vivian Phillips both of Linn County Einer Tolstrup Hansen and Hilda Florence Sorensen both of Linn County.

Joe Kofron la Vona Krofta Cedar Rapids Harlan F. Benner Honolulu Hawaii Anne M. Jack C. Malcom Andrew Adeline Mae Machacek Linn County Robert Heslop Vivian Phillips Einer Tolstrup Hansen Hilda Florence Sorensen

Births Report Three Newborns in Local Hospitals

Birth announcements list a son born Oct. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. T. James Bell at St. Luke's hospital 905 Tenth avenue SW. A son born Oct. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Armstrong of Springville at St. Luke's hospital. Robert III born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Gordon of Hinsdale Til on Sunday. Mrs. Gordon previously Miss Josephine Fisher of Cedar Rapids, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fisher, 2397 Blake boulevard SE.

T. James Bell Tenth Avenue St. Luke’s Hospital Hillis Armstrong Springville Robert III Robert P. Gordon Hinsdale Til

Bolivian Manufacturers Increase Output Amid Import Restrictions

Bolivian producers raise production as import curbs limit foreign goods. Firms expand output to meet domestic demand, citing tighter supply chains and higher local content. Government measures drive the shift, with industry groups optimistic about stabilization during the policy period.

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Ann Hayner COE Girls’ Glee Club Mrs. Lorenzen Frances Roth Tucson, Ariz Man Funk Home Social Coats New York City A.A.U.W Deamer Congregational Women Joliet Clubs P. T. A. Meetings J. T. Liddle Alpha Gamma Delta Owenesa Camp Fire Arkansas Ath Lux Manners Florence la Ganke Bolivia Cerely Jan Eba BROSH ST. S.E
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