Jackson P. T. A. Head Names Committees
Mrs. E. E. Bunce announces committee chairmen at the first Jackson Parent-Teacher Association meeting of the year. Health chair man goes to Mrs. James Smith. safety to Mrs. L. E. Witcraft. publicity to Mrs. J. L. McLain. radio to Mrs. G. M. Ritchie. motion picture to Mrs. Robert Houston. Delegates named for Northeast District conference in Dubuque. safety chief Dan Kruidenier and fire chief Emil P. Kohout led a safety round table. Social hour followed. sixth grade mothers hosted refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bunce
Jackson Parent-Teacher Association
James Smith
L. E. Witcraft
J. L. McLain
G. M. Ritchie
Robert Houston
Bunce
John Arnold
Dubuque
Dan Kruidenier
Emil P. Kohout
Fifty Delegates To Attend PTA Meet In Dubuque
Fifty delegates from Cedar Rapids and other districts travel to Dubuque for the Northeast district Division-Teacher conference. Mrs Seth is district president and Ms Grafion secretary as sessions and lunch unfold with speakers including Miss Agnes Samuelson and Dr William F. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Dubuque
T. C Schuknecht
Avenue NW
Mot Eenadion
Pga Avenue
Tharsdas
Seth
Grafion
Tie
Enmier Tree A
Cedar Rapads
Dam
Frankhause
Dali
Amd
Cate Sas
Mage
Wits
Dubugie
Grafton
Wespie
Bev S. Salzmann
Warter Seminanty
Adien
Woo Jelhinston
Agnes Samuelson
Public Asstruction
Mrs. Daryl John Guest at 2423 Bever Avenue SE
Mrs. Daryl John of Washington DC is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fortune at 2423 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl John
Washington, da
Mrs
John Fortune
Bever Avenue SE
Mrs Erwin Sherman Visits Panisham Family Home
Mrs Sherman of Minneapolis stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Panisham at 3300 Thirst Avenue. She plans to remain in Cedar Rapids until the first of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Sherman
Minneapolis
Charles W. Panisham
Thirst Avenue
Sherman
Cedar Rapids
Hendrickson Hostess Bridge Club Buffet At Home
Miss Hilda Hendrickson entertained a bridge club at her home on Ninth Street SW with a buffet supper. Rose zinnias decorated the tables and prizes went to Miss Phillipson Miss Thompson and Miss Rose with guests including Mrs Edgar B Papper and numerous club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Hendrickson
Hilda Hendrickson
Ninth Street
Rose Zinnias
Rose Tavers
Edgar B. Papper
Ridge
Hee Phillipson
Alberta Chompson
Selma Rose
Tapyer
Phillipson
Thompe
Rose Pauline Vane
Los Helbig
Nermai
Halloween Party Slated by Security Benen
The Security Benen will hold a short gathering Friday at 7 30 p.m. in hall to entertain youth and parents with a games and refreshments.
Dinner for two brides elect at Commonwealth tea room
Miss Felda Small and Miss Martin Miner, brides elect, were honored at a Wednesday dinner hosted by Miss Mabel Wetaler at the Commonwealth tea room. Details note upcoming weddings with Thomas Radloff and Arthur Mehaffey, both set for late November or early December. A post dinner dance awarded prizes to Mrs Jol Campbell and Mrs HV Soper. several guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felda Small
Martin Miner
Commonwealth Tea Room
Mabel Wetaler
Miss Small
Thomas Radloff
Miss Miner
Arthur Mehaffey
Jol. Campbell
Mre HV Soper
Ermengarde Cuhel
Stethi Steffenson
Lorraine Wieland
Lorraine Mueller
Lillian Jesina
Helen Fisher
Mary Ferne
Soper
Campbell
Ro A Smith
Campus Sister Party At Coe College Draws Crowd
About 200 women attended the Campus Sister party in Voorhees hall at Coe College on Wednesday evening. Dinner followed in the dining room and the grand march and program happened in drawing rooms. Catherine Crane sang, Jane Henderson read, Jewel Allman played violin, Ellen Lorenzon won best costume and Ruth Ganfield led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Catherine Crane
Jane Henderson
Jewel Allman
Ellen Lorenzon
Ruth Ganfield
Kathryn Kendall
Miss Rath and Ellsworth Torgerson Honored at Dinner
Miss Clarice Rath and Ellsworth Torgerson, whose marriage set for Oct 18, were feted at a Wednesday dinner hosted by Miss Florence Zimmer at Macshaven near Center Point. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tee MeaArthur, Miss Rath, Mrs Torgerson, Miss Marguerite Oswald, Dr Lee Huston, Charles Quentin, and Max Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Rath
Ellsworth Torgerson
Florence Zimmer
Macshaven
Lee McArthur
Center Point
Tee MeaArthur
Miss Rath
Torgerson
Marguerite Oswald
Lee Huston
Charles Quentin
Max Fry
Community Gathering At Nurwat Hosts Noted Guests
The event at Nurwat featured Mrs Itol Trasty and Mr Al Mea De Ti Vphoast hosting guests after Wednesday evening activities. Captain Paul J Vesa and Jean Batn attended, with others including Jevar Reed and Teton Folow. Recovery efforts followed the jetty incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Itol
Nurwat
Almea de Ti
Ets Werte
Paul J Vesa
Jean Batn
Venoure
Jevar Reed
Vialgta Teton
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local sale action likely related to property. Readable names or dates are missing, but officials and jurisdiction are implied. The text suggests an official notice of sale under a local authority with unspecified deadline.
Fragmentary OCR Notice Card
Fragmented readable text mentions items not fully clear. The record preserves only partial phrases and names without a coherent event or outcome. Further context is needed to identify people places or actions accurately.
Baer Four F F vay Weve Ate Fal Ow Moet
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases. No coherent event, people, or places can be determined for a reliable headline or summary.
Mrs Gundling Hosts Social Evening at 334 Twenty Street
Mrs Gundling entertained a small party Wednesday at her home 334 Twenty Street. Guests included Mrs Hensord Snv and Mr Walter Bewasard. Refreshments were served and prizes were awarded after bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toh Gundling
Ft Street
Visitors hosted for tea at Ter Swe SOS Pourth avenue
Mrs Burgin of Chicago Won Agnes Kaseo of town City and Mrs Arthur of St Peters attend a city event with several guests. Mrs Roree visits her son-in-law and daughter at 1737 Blake boulevard SE as Mrs Arthur leaves after a visit. Mrs Quarton stays with her son-in-law and daughter-in-law at 2232 Linden drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grint
Pourth Avenue
Ahonsy Bete Burgin
Chicago
Agnes Kaseo
Town City
Jatus Arthur
St Petersvary Bla
W. DB. Quarfoes
Algona
Algona Mos Burgin Is A Guest Me There of Dre and Mrs. E EH Beaven
Sixth Avenue
California
Roree
Mre
W. C. Shuttleworth
Blake Boulevard
Arthur
H. R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue
Tuesday Study Club hears Alaska travel tales at luncheon
Mrs Lester De Yarman addressed the Tuesday Study Club at Mrs Koffron's tea room detailing her Alaska trip this summer. She shared vivid word pictures and used travel snapshots to illustrate her journey. Mrs W A Montgomery presided as new club president. Members of the social committee included Mrs HW Ward Mrs F G Ladd Mrs W E Curtis and Mrs R R Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester de Yarman
Koffron
Alaska
de Yarman
W A Montgomery
HW Ward
F G Ladd
W.E Curtis
R. R. Williamson
Beta Sigma Phi Sigma Chapter Guests At Cedar Rapids Meeting
Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Wednesday meeting with guests Mrs. Arthur Kelwig of Elizabeth New York formerly Cedar Rapids and Miss Viola Shellabarger recently of Tau chapter Davenport now in Cedar Rapids. In Miss Ida M Mc Quinn’s absence Miss Eileen Koehler led the session with reports on current events and a review of Emily Post’s latest etiquette edition by Velma Baumhoefner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
National Business Girls’ Sorority
Arthur Kelwig
Elizabeth
No Y
Cedar Rapids
Viola Shellabarger
Tau Chapter
Davenport
Ida M McQuinn
Eileen Koehler
Ann Kriz
Velma R Baumhoefner
Emily Post
Mrs Warry Glessner Hosts Sisters and Friends at 317 Twenty second
Mrs Warry Glessner entertained Tuesday evening at her home 317 Twenty second street NE complimenting her sister Mrs Ray Goodwater a recent bride Mildred Sedgwick daughter of Mrs Mattie Sedgwick 1024 Fourth avenue SE Prize winners were Mrs Richard Stehr and Mrs R Ehlers Several other guests attended including Mrs John Gill Mrs Harry Cisler Mrs Vincent Ernst Miss Hazel Brown Miss Frances McGillicuddy Mrs Mattie Sedgwick Mrs Millard Barnett and Mrs Ray Goodwater Mrs Glessner was assisted by her mother Mrs Mathe Sedgwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Glessner
Twenty-second Street
Ray Goodwater
Goodwater
Mildred Sedgwick
Mattie Sedgwick
Fourth Avenue
Richard Stehr
R. Ehlers
John Gill
Harry Cisler
Vincent Ernst
Hazel Brown
Frances
Mrs Kendall Hosts Jolly Ramblers Card Afternoon
Mrs Henry Kendall of 904 Sixth Avenue SE entertained members of the Jolly Ramblers club Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs William Willenberg and Mrs Alta Sehall at cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kendall
Sixth Avenue SE
Jolly Ramblers Club
Witliam Willenberg
Alta Sehall
St Elizabeth's Circle Meets in School Parlors Friday
St Elizabeth's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church will gather in the school parlors Friday at 2 pm with Mrs C Chverten and Mrs E Taxlor as hostesses. The Proteen class of St Paul's Wettac et eharson also has a meeting announced by Fr Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Elizabeth’s
St. Paul's Prothean
St Paul's Wettac Et
Eharson
Gay
St Pauls Church Youth Luncheon at 1pm Friday
The Young at Heart class of St Pauls church plans a Friday luncheon at Mrs B Tashr's home on Twenty-third Street. Hosts will include Mrs Gras Mrs Gard Mrs Eugene and Mrs Anderson to assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Kensraten
St Pauls Church
B Tashr
Sio
Twenty-ti Rd Street
Gras
Gard
Eugene
Anderson
Buchanan P T A elects delegates and hears talk
Mrs Bart Coffing and Mrs Ben Peterson were elected delegates to the Northeast district conference to be held in Dubuque. About eighty five members attended the Buchanan P T A meeting at the school. Alternate delegates were Mrs Leonard Koch and Mrs Larry Condon. Prof C Ward Macy spoke on Our Changing Economic Order. Music by the 4 A class directed by Miss Evelyn Stokes. Tea hosted by sixth grade mothers with garden flowers on display. A picture prize went to the 4 A pupils with the most mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Q O. Coffing
Ben H. Peterson
Dubuque
Buchanan
Parent-Teacher Association
Leonard Koch
Larry Condon
C Ward Macy
Coe College
Evelyn Stokes
Koch
F Langworthy
Orville Rust
Parent Education
Coffing
Ruth Phillips
E . Klein
Ruth Snyder
Leon Meyers
Four Local Women Pledge At Ames
Four local women pledge at Iowa State College in Ames after the ten day rushing period. The entrants are Miss Evelyn Burchard of Cedar Rapids Gamma Phi Beta Miss Elizabeth Sloss of Marion Alpha Delta Pi Miss Elta Boland of Fairfax Alpha Gamma Delta and Miss Janet Lothian of Marion Gamma Phi Beta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Evelyn Burchard
Cedar Rapids
Gamma Phi Beta
Elizabeth Sloss
Marion
Alpha Delta Pi
Elta Boland
Fairfax
Alpha Gamma Delta
Janet Lothian
Reverend McCullough Speaks on Character Education at Cleveland P T A
The Rev J Renwick McCullough of Westminster Presbyterian spoke to Cleveland P T A on character education urging parental involvement as central to a child’s social life. The meeting included songs, notes from officials, a traffic-safety project appeal, and a fall flower program by Miss Amy Devitt’s second graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Miller
City Safety Commission
L. R Kriz
A. B. Hird
Amy Devitt
L. Walters
Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary Hosts Meeting at Home
Mrs Della Garner hosted Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary members at 211 Feiter street SE. A regular business meeting followed with officers and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Garner
Cedar Rapids
Fiteert
A. Furg
Vera Lor
Local Ely driver honored at Mrs Emmett event
Ely resident Mat Reenet Clark entered a ceremony honoring effors in commerce. Attendees included guests such as Ann McMeel, Elizabeth Earlene, Mattern Maron Van Fossen, Warttz Revpotu, and Ralph Redes. Everett Oprecht and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Reenet Clark
Ely
Emmett Sturpky
Ann McMeel
Jordar
Mary wErer
Maron van Fossen
Warttz Revpotu
Kiamne Mauss
MoMeri
Ralph Redes Wie
Everett Oprecht
Mere Memeel Toe
Curtis Home Visitor Hurt En Route From New York
Curtis resident VM Cuortis of Los Angeles was injured while en route to his home at 1723 Kuake Boulevard SE after a buying trip to New York City. The incident occurred Wednesday on the way home.
Hayes P T A Elects Delegates to Northeast Conference
At the Hayes public school Wednesday 55 members attended the first meeting. Mrs Charles Kriz and Mrs a A Kapoun were elected to represent Hayes P T A at the Northeast district conference to be held Friday in Dubuque. Mrs F Stastny is an alternate delegate. Mrs Willian Zaruba reported 75 dues paid for the year. Mrs T P Smuth, parent edu-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kriz
A A. Kapoun
Hayes
Dubuque
F . Stastny
Willian Zaruba
T. P. Smuth
Edu
Fashionable Fall Sport Shoes And Bags Pair Up
In a 1934 Amos Parrish piece, sports shoes and handbags are highlighted as complementary fashion items for fall. Oxford shoes with built up heels and sturdy calf leathers dominate, while bags favor simple lines, minimal trimmings, and matching calf or alligator materials. Brown remains the season’s core color, with coordinated pairs emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Oxford
Amos Parrish
Meeting on child study methods at local school
Location details caress a meeting announced for Oct. 17 at the school to discuss methods for the coming year in child study work. All parents are invited. Miss Belle Campbell presented no teachers to the mothers and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Belle Campbell
Minnesota trip ends with visits to Rochester and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Klersey of Center Point, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Maier of Onslow, and Miss Melissa R. Allard of Cedar Rapids returned from a five day motor trip to Rochester Minnesota and other points of interest where they visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Klersey
Center Point
C. M. Maier
Onslow
Melissa R. Allard
Cedar Rapids
Rochester
Minn
Hanson Homie Hosts Dawes Guests in Juneau Home
Dr and Mrs J P Dawes of Juneau Alaska are guests in the home of Dr and Mrs H E Hanson at 1909 Beyer avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Dawes
Juneau
Alaska
H. E. Hanson
Beyer Avenue
Not Ready for U S Ownership of Rails
Joseph B Eastman federal coordinator of transportation told the Kansas City audience he is not ready to recommend public ownership and operation of railroads. He cited a prior report to the President and Congress and noted no change in stance under existing conditions. He highlighted potential annual savings from terminal unification of 35.6 to 60 million dollars, offset by labor costs. He proposed a dismissal compensation plan for younger workers and tied its benefits to railroad retirement act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Joseph B Eastman
trans-Missouri- Kansas Shippers Board
Kansas City Traffic Club
Eastman
Congress
Sixth Victim of Assassination Dies in Marseille
Yolande Parisis, 14, dies in Marseille after being wounded by stray bullets in the Tuesday assassinations. The toll rises to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
Yolande Parisis
Lenihan Tells Of His Trip Abroad
The Rev. D. J. Lenihan, pastor of St. Patrick's church, discusses his summer tour of France Belgium and Holland. He notes Europe’s mood as low yet busy and hopeful and reports minimal anti American sentiment despite the unfavorable exchange rate. He recounts a harrowing Koenigsmark fire on the return voyage, praising the captain and crew for their courageous conduct and the lack of panic among passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
D. J. Lenihan
St. Patrick's Church
France
Belgium
Holland
Father Lenihan
Cedar Rapids
Saar
Koenigsmark
Arnold Bernstein Line
Cubs Trade Babe Herman for Sam Leslie
The Chicago Cubs completed a trade sending outfielder Babe Herman to the Brooklyn Dodgers in exchange for first baseman Sam Leslie. Herman, once a Brooklyn idol, moves to the Dodgers as part of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Babe Herman
Sam Leslie
Dodgers
Chicago
INS
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Herman
Brooklyn
Runaway Car Fatally Injures Omaha Man
Harry Karnstrom, a Omaha carpenter, was fatally injured when a runaway car rolled backward from a parked spot on a steep bank and struck him as he tried to stop it. He died minutes after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Harry Karnstrom
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notables
M F Stickley 47 of 816 Eighth Ave NE fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication in police court. John R Hoff, son of B J Hoff, 1215 Second Ave SE, to St Louis as student in St Louis University arts and sciences. Reserve officers winter classes drew about thirty in Waterloo open night. Y M C A Pioneers to attend Coe Monmouth game. meet at 1 p m Saturday. Rock Island train with 302 CCC workers from Fort Knox Ky to Idaho passes through Cedar Rapids Thursday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Stickley
Eighth Avenue NE
John R. Hoff
B. J. Hoff
Second Avenue SE
St. Louis
School of Arts and Sciences
St. Louis University
Town City
Frank la Rue
Jack Donnell
Waterloo
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
CCC
Fort Knox
Idaho
Victor Farmer Seeks Time Extension in Bankruptcy Case
Herman Kuesel of Victor filed a federal court petition Wednesday seeking more time to pay debts under section 75 of the bankruptcy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kuesel
Victor Farmer
Rally Day Observed by United Brethren Church School
United Brethren church school schedules Rally Day on Sunday with Mrs Velma Kohl as committee chair. Souvenirs will be given to all attendees and former members are urged to renew their affiliation at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Velma Kohl
Fines for Failing to Stop at School Sign Imposed
Police court Thursday fined Roy Owens of 1426 C Street SW and R. A. Shaver of Roosevelt Hotel five dollars plus costs for failing to stop at a school sign. W Chadima of 737 First Avenue W received two dollars and costs for parking in a restricted zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Owens
C Street
R. A. Shaver
Roosevelt Hotel
W. Chadima
First Avenue W
Honor 10 Year Lions Honor at Luncheon
Ten year Lions Club members were honored at a luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt. Recipients include Horace G. Hedges Arthur C. Winne North W. Lientz Charles Mahaffy William Rohrbach Charles Filipi Ira T. Carrithers and Henry M. Files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Horace G. Hedges
Arthur C. Winne
North W. Lientz
Charles Mahaffy
William P., Rohrbach
Charles Filipi
Ira T. Carrithers
Henry M. Files
Born to Mr and Mrs Alfred LeClerc A Robins Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred LeClerc of Robins at St Luke s Hospital on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred LeClerc
Robins
St. Luke's Hospital
City approves 1 a.m. dancing at beer parlors despite mayor
Cedar Rapids approves extending dance hours to 1 a.m. at beer-serving parlors after a 4 to 1 vote. Mayor Neill predicts widespread violations and police crackdowns if operators do not sign and honor the closing agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Neill
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
Neill
Cedar Rapids
Kruidenier
Ray S. Tapper
Earl Stanley
Hitler Fears for Life Yet Seeks Crowds in Nazi Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler faces great danger fears for his life amid the Marseilles tragedy. Close aides Bruechner and Himmler urge protective measures while Hitler insists on greeting crowds and risking exposure, ready to sacrifice himself for Germany if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Adolf Hitler
Marseilles
Hitler
Germany
Herr Bruechner
S. A
Heinrich Himmler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson P. T. A
Fortune
Bingham
Polee Stree
Marie
Coe
Tal, Trosky
Alpha Delta Alpuiea
BRUSH
Miocant Mes
Chavacs Coifee
Resorn
Catuh
Brew Des Loaove
Paerte
Las
Suuistli Atu
Flom Brockt Ord
Mrs Gundling
Grin
SIGMA
Mrs. Goodwater
Jolly Ramblers
Tramite Metnidiet
Christian Serre Chase
Central Park
Presbrerian
R. E. Ssaedanel
Buchanan P.T.A
J. R. McCullough
Cleveland P. T. A
Dental Auxiliary
Mrs, Murphy
Curtis
Minnesota
Hanson Homie
U. S
Lenihan
U. B
Louis A. Prastka Jeweler
Third Avenue SE
Proprietora
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation, Maiden, Mase
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