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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1933

Page

12

Engagement Of Evalyn Porter Announced In Cedar Rapids

Mrs M D Porter announced the engagement and coming marriage of her daughter Evalyn Martha to Donald Lawrence of Chicago. The couple’s betrothal was celebrated with a buffet at 1924 Bay Avenue NE to mark a November 4 wedding. Assessing social ties, Evalyn attended Coe College and works as an assistant buyer. Donald also attended Coe, works in The Corn Products mechanical division, and is the son of Mrs Mary L Lawrence of Cedar Rapids and Chicago.

Evalyn Martha Donald Lawrence Chicago Ayenue P.W. Jacobson H. H. Doolittle Miss Porter Coe College Beta Phil Alpha Sorority Killian Company Lawrence Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity Corn Products Company Mary L. Lawrence Cedar Rapids Cortena Denlinger Violet Snyder Irma Tehel Bernice Hach Arthur Osborne

Rites Linked to Kent Holecek nuptials at church service

Lois Kent and Will Holecek wed in a church ceremony officiated by Rev E Wins Brown. The couple, graduates and business connections, will reside at 1310 I Avenue NE after October 15. A reception followed at the bride’s home with pink and green decor and a dinner for relatives.

Grace Dougherty Mary Charter

Marriage of Josephine Ribble and Everette A. McArthur in Iowa City

Announcement says Josephine Ribble daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ribble of Iowa City wed Everette A McArthur son of Mr and Mrs J C McArthur of Shellsburg. The ceremony was Friday morning at 10 in Iowa City by Rev Lemon. They plan a Colorado Wyoming trip and will reside in Detroit after a breakfast attended by immediate relatives.

Josephine Ribble Thomas Ribble Iowa City Everette A. McArthur J.C. McArthur Shellsburg Lemon Colorado Wyoming University High School University of Iowa McArthur Center Point High School Parke Davis Company Detroit Mich

Marion Bride Weds Glenn Van Note at Cedar Rapids Church

Mrs. Lillian Marie Millburn of Marion and Glenn Van Note were married at Trinity Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids with Rev. P F Bornhoft officiating. Attendants were Alfred and Mrs Frantz of Palo. The couple plans a Chicago honeymoon and will reside on Mr Van Note's Palo area farm. Both graduates of Palo High School.

Charles E. MiLlburn Marion Lillian Marie Glenn van Note Flora van Note Palo Trinity Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids P. F. Bornhoeft Alfred Frantz Paio van Note Chicago Mr. van Note Mrs. van Note Palo High School

Cedar Rapids Women Win Weise Cup in Davenport

Cedar Rapids contract team of four led by Mrs. George E. Beattie and teammates Mrs. Carl F. Jordan Mrs. M. O. Reiff and Mrs. Frank C. Byers won the Will H. Weise team of four challenge trophy in Davenport defeating twelve teams. They scored thirty three and a half match points, with three other teams tied for second on twenty seven points. The silver loving cup stays with the Cedar Rapids women until challenged.

Cedar Rapids Will H. Weise Davenport George E. Beattie Carl F. Jordan M. O. Reiff Frank C. Byers Iowa Clear Lake

Mrs Taylor Hosts Wednesday Card Club

Mrs Arthur A Taylor of 350 Woodland Drive SE will host the Wednesday Card club at her home this week.

Taylor Arthur A. Taylor Woodland Drive

Mrs. Carl Goodwin Re-Elected Secretary of Iowa Daughters

Mrs. Carl Goodwin of Cedar Rapids was re-elected secretary of the Iowa Order of King's Daughters and Sons at the Des Moines state convention last week. President Mrs. F. J. Mansfield of Burlington was also re-elected after twenty-five years, with special honors at the banquet.

Carl Goodwin Cedar Rapids Iowa Order of King’s Daughters and Sons Des Moines F. J. Mansfield Burlington Tom Walpole Linn County A. N. Hamiston Louise Leibert Rufus Culver George B. Douglas Douglas I.H. N. Circle of Winnefred Drew Gertrude Anderson Frank Ward Irene Douglas Perry

Derflinger Couple Feted by Friends During Weekend Visit

Clinton residents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Derflinger were honored by friends with a week end visit. Mrs. Derflinger will stay until Tuesday while Mr. Derflinger returns to Clinton this morning. Roswell H. Pickford hosted twelve at dinner Saturday for the couple. Dows hosted a picnic supper Sunday and Mrs. Witwer joined for luncheon today.

L. J. Derflinger Clinton Derflinger Dersinger Tudsay Roswell H. Pickford Forest Drive Weaver Witwer

Bean Speake wedding announced in Elberon area

Mr and Mrs Fred A Bean announce the marriage of their daughter Vernice to Paul B Speake son of Mrs Ida M Speake The ceremony was Oct 7 officiated by Rev Ermil B Frye They will reside at 607 First Street SW Eugene Novotny 12 son of Mr and Mrs L J Novotny died at Deaconess hospital Marshalltown Funeral at St Marys church Vining

Fred A. Bean N Street Vernice Paul B. Speake Ida M. Speake Third Street Ermil B. Frye Harold Downer Speake First Street Elberon Eugene Novotny L. J. Novotny Deaconess Marshalltown Otto Richard Russell Genive St. Mary’s Catholic Church Vining

Little Sister and Big Sister Frock Pattern Ad

Anne Adams pattern 1632 offers a double breasted frock with gathered sleeves collar and pleats for Little Sister and belt for Big Sister. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 require yardage. illustrated instructions included. Catalog and pattern priced 25 cents. send 15 cents for pattern alone to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York.

Big Sister Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department Seventeenth Street New York Y

Linen shower honors Mrs Lumir Havlik at Guyer home

A Thursday evening linen shower at 811 Camburncourt SE hosted by Mrs. M E Guyer honored Mrs Lumir Havlik formerly Miss Anna Prokop. Attending were numerous relatives and friends including Mrs F G McConkey Mrs Charles L Woodward Mrs Wes Havlik Mrs Charles Havlik Mrs F Sodomek and others.

M. E. Guyer Camburncourt SE Lumir Havlik Anna Prokop F. G. McConkey Charles L. Woodward Wes Havlik Charles Havlik F. Sodomek Joseph Panek John Panek Louise Dvorak Wes Dvorak J. L. Taylor W. Maresh Ed Prochaska Joe Klouda John Johnson John Trusty W. Mraz A. Prazak J. Rejsa Albert Sova C. Prokop M.E. Guyer Lamir Havlik Gladys Swangler

Harvard Professor's Daughter Visits In Omaha

Miss Esther Styles daughter of Professor Styles physiology department Harvard university spent the week with Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey at 1832 Second avenue SE. She will return next week after a visit in the Bailey home and a week in Boston. Miss Styles was accompanied by Mrs Joe Wheeler Jr who drove from Boston and remains with the Baileys.

Fred W. Bailey Second Avenue SE Esther Styles Omaha Joe Wheeler, Jr Boston Miss Styles Bailey Professor Styles Physiology Harvard University

Aunt Het Reflects on Sun-Back Dresses at Fair

Aunt Het jokes that if her girls wore sun-back dresses like Jane's they would tan quickly. The remark captures a hometown humor tone and a glimpse of early 20th century dress talk at community events.

Jane

Two Huge Families on Isolated Isles

London reports by Harold Ernest Phillips, retiring British commissioner for Turks and Caicos, describe an isolated society where nearly all residents are cousins. The population of 5,600 includes 3 percent white descendants of Bermudan settlers and loyalist Americans, with no social life, hotels, or newcomers. The prevailing economy relies on marine salt used in the United States, and governance functions without lawyers.

London INS Nfe Turks and Caicos Islands West Indies Harold Ernest Phillips Phillips Colonial Service Turks and Caicos United States Bill Grand Turk Bermuda Barbados Jamaica Supreme Court Tamy

Government Power Over Business Warns Of Dependency

Iowa City AP report notes Everett Dean Martin urges students that government privileges drive most U.S. business successes. He cites rising federal activity and claims nineteen states have net received more from the U.S. than paid in since the war, illustrating increasing government dependence.

Iowa City America Everett Dean Martin New York University of Town T Martin People’s Institute of Copper Union United States

Money cannot buy true friendship or love, only counterfeit

A quotation from Mary Borden notes money may buy power and social standing but cannot purchase genuine friendship or love, which remain unattainable as authentic values. The line warns that material wealth often yields only a counterfeit form of connection.

Mary Borden

Spain Seeks U S Market With Wine Promotion Policy

Spain's national wine institute plans a U S propaganda campaign to win market share if prohibition ends. They offer trade concessions, argue France debt default hurts France, and tie art and scenery to advertising. Telegraphed figures show Spain exporting 22 million hectoliters vs France 65 million in recent years.

Madrid National Wine Institute of Spain United States France Julio Tarin Spanish Wine Institute Spain Italy National Wine Institute

Notbohm Re-elected Head Of County Sunday School Assn

Ivan Notbohm of Toddville was re-elected president of Linn County Sunday school council at its sixty sixth annual convention in Central City Delegates numbered 105 and a new temperance department was added with Edna Kemp of Marion named as choree Mrs B Miller of Cedar Rapids remained secretary treasurer E A Allen conducted study groups and Rev C F Stratton led worship with Mrs Miller in charge of registration

Central City Ivan Notbohm Toddville Linn County Sunday School Council of Religious Education 8. B. Miller Cedar Rapids Edna Kemp Marion Welter, Hutton Des E. A Allen

Giese Receives Seven Year Suspended Sentence

George Giese was given a suspended and indeterminate seven year sentence by Judge H. C. Ring in district court at Fort Madison on a false pretenses charge. He allegedly obtained two cans of cream from the Co operative Creamery on August 10 claiming authorization of his step father and sold the cream at a local produce house. A true information was filed by County Attorney G. K. Thompson. Giese was paroled.

George Giese Fort Madison State Penitentiary H. C. Ring Giese Co-operative Creamery Company R. M. Menary G. K. Thompson

Pseudo-elimination trap in a winning bridge play lesson

In a New York City hand, Mr. Elis creates a pseudo elimination that misleads West. West misreads the endgame after a cross-ruff, leading to a failed spade lead plan. The piece explains the deceptive play and asks how a Penalty Double works when vulnerable.

Declarer Mr. M. Elis New York City Mr. Elis

Buying Drive Opens Johnson Sees Success

Washington Reuters reports Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson launched the administrations buying campaign on Monday. He expressed confidence it would aid business and preserve employment and payroll gains from NRA codes. Respondents pledged cooperation via advertising and special merchandising appeals to lift market mood.

Washington Hugh Johnson Recovery Administration Roosevelt

Bocek Jailed Over $31 Payment in Paternity Case

Iowa City AP report says Charles Bocek, former police officer, jailed for contempt after failing to pay 31.32 toward child support for Betty Kennedy. Judge James P. Gaffney ordered jail if payment not made by Oct 19. Kennedy named father in July paternity action. In Marengo, county unemployment registration rose to 160 with few on public works grading the Conroy to Iowa 149 road.

Iowa ‘City Charles Bocek Betty Charleen Kennedy James P. Gaffney Bocek Marengo Iowa County J. L. Hendershot Conroy Iowa Highway 149

Lois Sees Life Pass In Quiet Waiting After Advice

In Florence La Ganke's Nancy Page column Lois, feeling useless, slows her activity per her doctor's orders. A husband reassures by outlining safe chores and limits on exertion as a nursemaid Ann helps at home. A note about Nancy Page leaflets and a line on Rocky Mountain silence closes the piece.

Four New Gases From Fluorine Compounds Found

Dr. Harold Booth of Western Reserve University announced discovery of four new fluorine compounds, increasing known gases to 204. The researchers named monofluorodichlorosilane, difluoromonochloro phosphene, monofluorodichloro phosphene, and another with silane composition. Booth and team note fluorine is treacherous and many compounds are poisonous or explosive.

Cleveland, O Harold 8. Booth Western Reserve University Cleveland College Booth William &Tillwell A. R. Bozarth America

Man Found Dead In Des Moines Hotel

The body of Charles A. Fulmer, 50, of Kansas City was found in a Des Moines apartment hotel room. He had been shot twice in the back of the head and appeared dead for 14 to 24 hours. His wife Maud L. Fulmer, 50, was seriously wounded with a pistol shot to the base of the brain and is not expected to survive. A divorce petition filed Oct. 2 in Kansas City was found on the desk. The couple had checked in Oct. 7, and hotel staff noted lights burning for a day before the discovery. A .32 caliber pistol with three shells was near Maud Fulmer. Police believe she shot Charles as he wrote a letter and then wounded herself.

Des Moines Charles A. Fulmer Kansas City Fulmer Maud L. Fulmer City Missouri City Polk County William Carpenter

Court Denies Review of Foshay Assets

The receiver of Foshay Investors of Minneapolis was denied Supreme Court review of lower court refusals to order turnover of assets held by receivers of the W B Foshay Company of Delaware and Public Utilities Consolidated of Arizona.

Washington Foshay Investors Corporation of Minneapolis Supreme Court W. B. Foshay Company Delaware Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation of Arizona

Eldora Pair Held in Hubbard Drug Store Robbery

Eldora police held Ralph Cassidy and Edward Schell on $10,000 bonds each after their arrest in Paris Missouri. They waived preliminary hearing for the Hubbard drug store robbery in which $400 was taken. none of the cash was recovered.

Eldora, Ta Ralph Cassidy Edward Schell Paris

Property covenant and taxes on Greene and College addition lot

Property description references Mary D Hedges and Edward D Doran with deed lot 1 block 3 Greene and College addition. Subj to covenants and restrictions of record and all taxes and liens since 9 27 31. Consideration $1 and value conveyed on 7 26 33.

Mary D Hedges Edward D Doran Greene and College Add C. R

Soviet Russia Accuses Japan of Plot to Seize Chinese Eastern Railway

Moscow charges high Japanese officials plotted to seize the Chinese Eastern railway and arrest Russian officials. Four documents allegedly from General Takashi Hishikari detail plans in Manchukuo Harbin talks and mobilizing private creditors to aid seizure.

Moscow Russia Manchukuo Manchuria Takashi Hishikari China Japan Harbin

Emmett M Sharon Former Davenport Lawyer and La Porte City Mayor Dies

Emmett M. Sharon, 8, former Davenport attorney and editor of the Catholic Messenger, died Sunday after an extended illness. He had served as Davenport city attorney and mayor of La Porte City, practicing law with Judge George W. Bishop in La Porte City. Admitted to the bar at Waterloo in 1878. Funeral is planned for Wednesday morning.

Davenport Emmett M. Sharon Catholic Messenger Sharon la Porte City George W. Bishop Waterloo

Griffin among forty six to be commissioned in air corps

The war department announced Griffin of Iowa City is one of forty six non West Pointers set to be commissioned second lieutenant in the air corps reserve. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce says 63 000 school buses are in use in the United States.

the Gazette Washington Robert .Griffin Iowa City Kelly Fields Texas War Department Griffin Air Corps Reserve The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce United States

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Evalyn Porter Robert W. Black Mde Avenue Air and Bridge Club Ar Rapids Country Club Gore Miss Erwin Iss Nelle Erwin Vernone SE Kent William Holecek Lois Kent Frank M. Kent Will Holecek Neil “Holecek Lan Church E. Wins‘Brown Edith Smith Doorley Killarney Everette McArthur Bishop Wm. Fraser McDowell D.D Ll.d Washington, D. C ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church 14Th St. SE Lillian Millburn King’s Daughters Sect Mrs. Havlik Bailey Home U.S Notbohm Assn Josephine Culbertson South West West Gazette Culbertson South Elis Nancy Page Lois Florence la Ganke Lifez Ann Nancy Lois 2 Layette Rocky Mountains Harmony Eldora Soviet Orient Emmett’ Sharon la ‘Porte Holmes Edwards the : Silver CO DIAL C.O Zoric New Precess Co
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