Bride-Elect Elizabeth Tomec Set For Saturday Wedding
Coffee and luncheon honor Elizabeth Chandler Tomec as her wedding to James G. Knox nears. Wednesday events included a coffee party hosted by Mrs. Justin W. Albright and a luncheon by Mrs. L. T. Jackson and Mrs. Neil Montgomery. Guests included Mrs. Chandler, Miss Knox, Mrs. Knox, and other local social figures, with yellow chrysanthemum and yellow roses decorating tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chandler Tomec
James G. Knox
Justin W. Albright
Second Avenue SE
Tome
Clark W. Chandler
Betty Roth
Richard M. Miller
Albert P. Jenkins
William G. Hottensen
Edwy J. Clapp
A . Hobbitzell
Wrilliam P Ellwood
Frederick N. Lutz
L. T Jackson
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Tomec
Orville H Tousey
Clark W Chandler
Betty Knox
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Art Department Luncheon
Thirty members met at the club house for a luncheon and business session. Mrs Charles Novotny reviewed Sanity In Art by Mrs Logan. Acting chairwoman Mrs W E Mickel led, with current events by several members. Luncheon hosts were Mrs Aletta Shadle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Charles Novotny
Logan
W. E. Mickel
A. B. van Dyke
Norman Sutliff
Ida Eliott
E. M Soboda
Henry J. Hromek
Frank Gates
Delta Delta Delta Benefit Bridge Party Planned
The Delta Delta Delta alliance sponsors a Wednesday 8 p.m. bridge party at the Iowa Electric Light and Power company bungalow. Mrs. John T. Massey chairs the committee. after many tables are set, refreshments and prizes will follow at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
John T. Massey
Junior League volunteers to meet at Community House
Members of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids who volunteer at the nutrition center will gather Thursday at 10 am at the Community House. Mrs J Hamilton Bell serves as chairman and Mrs Isabel Scroggie Emery is the nutrition center director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
J Hamilton Bell
Isabel Scroggie Emery
Alma Liedtke and Larry Lechty Wed at St Wenceslaus Parish House
Miss Alma Liedtke of Iowa City daughter of Mrs Albert Liedtke of Los Angeles and Larry Lechty of Iowa City, were married Monday morning at St Wenceslaus Parish House. Rev Edward Neuvitt read the service. Bridesmaids wore burgundy aids and corsages. Niagara Falls trip planned after ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Liedtke
Towa City
Albert Tredtke
Los Angele
Larrys Lechty
Joseph Lechty
St Wenceslaus Parish House
Edward Neuvitt
Tredide
Betty Blue
Eador
Blue
Rene
Niagara Falls
Coma
Jaws
Pert
Gate
South D
Anniversary of Rev. Father Campbell at Our Lads of Grace
The members of the church of Our Lads of Grace honored Rev. Father RO Campbell Sunday on the twenty third anniversary of his rectorship with a QUeenie supper in the parish hall. During the special hour, numbers were presented to Mrs A R Menary and Miss Helen Keith. About 130 members and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lads of Grace
RO Campbell
A. R Menary
Helen Keith
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Teaches Women
A historical ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to women, claiming it tones the system and eases discomforts during girlhood, motherhood preparation, and approaching middle age. It emphasizes cheerful, lively behavior as attractive to men and encourages readers to "smile through" with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
Mrs Jordan Hosts Supper Party At Linden Drive
Mrs Carl F Jordan entertained seventeen guests at a buffet supper at 2121 Linden Drive SE Tuesday evening. Honored guests included Mrs Clare Jordan of Burlington and Mrs Theodore Blaul of Burlington. Also present were Mrs A C Torgosan of Kimball and Miss Blanche Unterkircher of Los Angeles, with numerous local attendees in Tama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Jordan
Linden Drive
Clare Jordan
Burlington
Jordan
Henrs Potter
Narberth
Theodore Blaul
Theodore F Blaul
Woodland Drive
Blanche Unterkircher
Los Angeles
Blaul
A C Torgosan
Kimball Neb
T F Blaul
F. Blaul
Charles Denecke
James L Bever
Jesse
Lulu Averill
Florence Mae
Frances Wolfe
Harry E. Hunter
Addison J. Ramsey
Alfred E. Durin
Herbert Cherry
Robert Smith
Tama
Mrs Blanche Gibboney Visits Friend in Mechanicsville
Mrs Blanche Gibboney of Lisbon now living in Denver as Miss Blanche Gibboney, wife of H. C. Ring, 2508 Bever avenue SE, spent Wednesday with college friend Mrs Neal De Bey of Denver and visited sister Mrs Lynch of Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Bever Avenue
Neal de Bey
Denver
Blanche Gibboney
Lisbon
Lynch
Mechanicsville
Rude hostess honors Edith Hersch before Myers nuptials
Mrs. Perry C. Rude hosted a luncheon Wednesday afternoon at 535 Vernon Ave SE to compliment Miss Edith Hersch, whose marriage to Carl B. Myers Jr. is set for Oct. 23. Eight covers were laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry C. Rude
Vernon Dave SE
Edith Hersch
Carl B. Myers, Jr
New Guild Members Introduced At Van Vechten Peoples Church
Mrs Melvin L Welke and Mrs Don Russell were introduced as new members at a luncheon of the Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church in the church parlors with nineteen members present. Hostesses were Mrs I D Garrison and Mrs J C Mahannah. The business meeting, led by Mrs A B Steele, planned the annual guild dinner and bazaar set for Nov 18. Committees for the year were announced by Mrs Steele including Ways and Means, Telephone, Calling, Press, and Hostesses. Luncheon hostesses for Oct 20 were Mrs Vernon Barta and Miss Keesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin L. Welke
Don Russell
van Vechten Guid
The
Peoples Church
1 D. Garrison
J. C Mahannah
A B_ Steele
R. R Kouba
G C Claassen
Garrison
Lo F Garwood
Allan Thurman
Steele Ways and Means
Donald Ho Lackey
L. A’ Rossier
Watter Allison
George Holme
Henry Houstman
Allison
Clausen
Mahannah Press
R. Thomas Termohlen
Vere Non Barta
Mis Kees
Mis Marivon Pode drama folds into mixed reviews
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a theater piece and several names in a jumbled sequence. The text references a drama or court term, a character named Jane Autors, and various unordered phrases. No clear events or outcomes are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopp
Group of sourg people meet at Beyer Park Monday
A gathering occurred at Beyer Park on Monday with attendees including Mises Bonn Mae Dine, Commie Sheridan, Betty Ann Beker, Lefebure, Betts Thoenne Arlene Seber Mars, Turner Pose Marie Wal ham, Louise Buck, Mary Marg et ft Patrice, Crosdin Celennys Taksen Vor Brechin Wenke, Geer Zemar tk, Bel Robin son, Crus Jack Mec Don ild, Bob Kacena, Bulb Curran, Bob Long Glen Carrs, John Pettit, Keith Tson, Bud Scolaro, Walls Hallingseworth, Paul Prior, Lioyd Tromas Charles Img, and Joe Pusuater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyer Park
Mises Bonn Mae Dine
Commie Sheridan
Betty Ann Beker
Bettiou Lefebure
Betts Thoenne
Arlene Seber Mars
Frances Turner
Pose Marie Walham
Louise Buck
Mary Marget
Ft Patrice
Crosdin
Celennys
Taksen
Brechin Wenke
Geer
Zemar
Bel Robinson
Ralpts
Crus Jack Mec
Don Ild
Bob Kacena
Bulb Curran
Bob Long
Glen Carrs
John Pettit
Keith Tson
Bud Scolaro
Walls Hallingseworth
Paul Prior
Lioyd Tromas
Charles Img
Joe Pusuater
Marie Currie and David Stookey Wed in Ida Grove
Mrs Arthur Burgoyne announces the marriage of Marie Currie to David K Stookey at Ida Grove on Sept 3. The couple will reside in Ithaca NY where Stookey studies law at Cornell. The bride attended Coe College as an art student. Stookey is also a Coe graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burgoyne
Ida Grove
Marie Currie
David K. Stookey
Stanley C Stookey
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Stookey
Coe College
Helen Rapoport Weds Jack Somers in Chicago Home
Mr and Mrs A Rapoport announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Jack Somers of Stockton California. The ceremony occurred Sunday at the Rapoport home in Chicago with Adam Neuberger officiating. Out of town guests included several relatives from Cedar Rapids Madison Detroit and Iowa City. The couple will reside at 4942 North Kedzie Avenue Chicago after October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rapoport
Ninth Street
Helen
Jack Somers
Stockton
Calif
Rapoport
H. D. Rapoport
D. Rapoport
M. Rapoport
Cedar Rapids
Lou Rapoport
Madison
Wis
Joyce
Ed Ross
Herbert
Detroit
Ed Braverman
Iowa City
Somers
North
Kedzie Avenue
Chicago
Tuesday Study Club Meets at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Members gathered at the Cedar Rapids Country Club for luncheon to start the year’s work. Mrs John M Henry announced the program, gifts were given for Mrs George Burhart’s eighty ninth birthday, and Mr Earhart noted her long membership since 1912. Mrs Fred W Hann spoke on her trip to the highlands of Guatemala. Two guests joined, Mrs Wall Cannon of Janesville visiting Mrs H H Brownell, and Mrs Charles H Richeson of Phoenix staying with Mrs Ralph D Grav.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
John M Henry
George Burhart
Earhart
Fred W Hann
Highlands
Guatemala
Wall Cannon
Janes-ville Wis
H Hf Brownell
Charles H Richeson
Phoenix Ariz
Ralph D Grav
Home Builders class elects officers at First Evangelical
Al Krippner was elected president of the Home Builders class at the First Evangelical Sunday school. Other new officers include Wilbur Canaday as vice president and Mrs Stuart Ford as secretary. A Tue evening supper at Everett Finch's home hosted the meeting with several attendees named and listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Krippner
First Evangelical Sunday School
da Mes Everett Finch
Forth Street
Wilbur Canaday
Stuart Ford
George Holsinger
Thigstabet Mermhers
Wadom
Tester Lodge
Henger
Rex Ader
Lyle Starkweather
Vroo
Krippner
Mera
Canaday
Edna Cwverhis
Ford
Mina Mes Birch
L A Talbott
Beethoven Club Opens 1937 28 Season With Organ Program
The Beethoven club's first patrons meeting of the season was held at the First Presbyterian church. Artists performed Norweigian and Scandinavian pieces, with Ruth Massey introducing the program. The club chorus, directed by Helen Kacena Stark, received applause for selections. next patrons program is a musical tea on November 14 in Montrose Terrace with Flora Taylor in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth E. Massey
Johanna Gerhardt
Torjussen
Sibelius
Helen Kacena Stark
Gaines
Rubenstein
Alma Turecek
Mildred Benninghoff
Marion Orr
Esther Hill
Frances Swab
Cora Fisher
Marion Gardner
Ruth McGuire
Ruth Miskimen
Helen Mokress
Luella North
Harriet Miller
Emily Sanborn
Ruth Massey
Harold Reeves
Harold Koffron
Robert Troyak
Parke Parks
Roger Sherman
Charles Bues
Paul Gard
Marvin Gard
Virginia Moore
Flora Taylor
Helen Hickman
Grieg
Svendsen
Montrose Terrace
St Pauls Methodist class hosts dinner with India teaching talk
Avenue SE teacher of the Business and Professional Women's class at St Pauls M E church entertained members at dinner. Miss Marian Templeton of McKinley school spoke on teaching experiences in India. Miss Margaret E McKnight, class president, supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Bever Avenue
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Marian Templeton
McKinley School
India
Margaret E McKnight
Elks Ladies Party Friday at the Elks Club
Reservations for the Elks ladies party must be in by Thursday noon. Luncheon at 1 p.m. will precede bridge with prizes awarded for both auction and contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Ladies Party
Elks Club
Kappa Delta Mothers Club Hosts Thursday Picnic Luncheon
The Kappa Delta Mothers club will entertain Thursday at 1 p.m. with a picnic luncheon in the sorority rooms. Hostesses will be Mrs J C Blodgett and Mrs Robert Campbell honoring the mothers of new pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Mothers Club
Mothers of New
J. C Blodgett
Robert Campbell
Coe College Alpha Gamma Delta Pledges Phyllis Bixler
The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Coe College announces the pledging of Phyllis Bixler of Ainsworth. The ceremony occurred Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the chapter rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Phyllis Bixler
Ainsworth
Ida Mansfeld Circles Meets At Engel Home
The Ida Mansfeld circle of the Kings Daughters met Tuesday at Mrs Wo Paul Engel's home with Mrs Wo T Hambright and Mrs Mified Wo Mesxer assisting. In the absence of president Mrs Hugh White, Mrs G Hooser led devotions and a Pont meeting was held at Mrs H Lendenhall's home in Ginnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfeld
Kings Daughters
Paul Engel
T Hambright
Mified Wo Mesxer
Hugh White
G HooTerer
H Lendenhall
Giinnel
King's Daughters circle meeting at local home
Mr Howard Benninghoffs hosted a Louise Leibert circle event of the King's Daughters at 1600 DE avenue NW with vice president Mrs Fred Niesz in charge. Devotions were led by Mrs Manx Burrell from Those Disturbing Miracles by Lloyd CC Douglas. The next gathering is set for Mrs Leo J Klinger’s residence at 529 Longwood drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benninghoffs
DE Avenue NW
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Reesert Tuncheen
Fred Niesz
Manx Burrell
Lloyd CC Douglas
Leo J Klinger
Longwood Drive
Currell Family Hosts Relatives From California
Mr and Mrs John F Currell welcome two weeks of visitors from Long Beach Calif Mrs Emma B Currell and Mrs Laura Grover sisters of Mr Currell and Mrs Ethel MecCain of Los Angeles a sister in law to Mrs Currell After the visit the group will travel to Chicago accompanied by Mrs J F Currell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Currell
Sixth Avenue SE
Emma B Currell
Laura Grover
Long Beach
Calif
Nother
Currell
Ethel MecCain
Los Angeles
Chicago
J. F. Currell
Waterloo Woman Is New District Head Of Woodmen Circle
Clara Bridske of Waterloo elected president of the Woodmen Circle of the Northeast Town district at a convention in the Roosevelt hotel. Delegates from Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Cresco and other towns attended. officers include Cath Erine Hessling, Rachel Quackenbush, Josephine Birtwistle, Jean Daughenbaugh, Harriet Reardon, Rose Watkins, Ila Viasak, Mary Fhrke, Violet Schott and others. The session featured addresses on insurance value, openings, and a banquet with Miss Blanche Eakin as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bridske
Waterloo
Woodmen
Roosevelt Hotel
Palm Grove No. 1
Cedar Rapids
Maude Roth
Catherine Hessling
Dubuque
Rachel Quackenbush
Josephine Birtwistle
Cresco
Jean Daughenbaugh
Harriet Reardon
Agnes Dan~iels
Des Moines
Sadie Eppel
Boone
Catherine Hesling
Marguerite Long
Scholz
Elizabeth DeMarah
Ella Viasak
Nellie Schluntz
Arthalinda Smith
Blanche Higgins
Elton D Wells
Joseph Mekota
Grace Boston
DeMarah
Brietske
Lettie DeBates
Marshalltown
Roth
Mrs. Roth
Miss Eakin
Grove
Regis McCrackin
Dick DeMarah
DeBates
Manchester Grove
Blanche Eakin
Dautstrict
Mary Lurrey
Rock Maple No. 5
Boone No 10
Mrs. Scholz
Warren couple head to Long Beach for winter
Mr and Mrs W E Warren of 211 Parkcourt SE departed Wednesday to spend the winter in Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E Warren
Parkcourt SE
Long Beach
Calif
P T A Puppet Show and Meetings in Taylor
The Taylor P T A sponsors a puppet show Friday at 3 P M and 7 30 P M in the school auditorium. Public invited. Polk school P T A study group meets Thursday with Mrs H F Spratt at 1637 A Avenue NE on marriage and home atmosphere. Mothers club of Edgewood No 1 meets Thursday at 1 P M with child study and lunch discussion. Polk P T A opened with 172 paid memberships. Mrs H Ching stresses home life education. kindergarten circus program and multiple student acts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Taylor P. T. A
Polk School
H. F. Spratt
Avenue NE
Mothers Club of
Edgewood No 1
Community dairy dale plans benefit dance meeting Thursday
The Dairy Dale community will meet Thursday at 8 pm in the hall to finalize plans for a benefit dance to be held Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Harvey Smart Hosts Luella Lawless and Family Guests
Harvey Smart of 622 Fifth Avenue SE hosts Luella Lawless and her son Rinaldo as guests, with Thomas Seiber of Belle Plaine Kansas also listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Smart
Fifth Avenue SE
Suah
Luella Lawless
Rinaldo
Thomas Seiber
Belle Plaine
Kan
Syr Amette Club Meets at Emly Abodeely Home
The Syr Amette club met Sunday evening at Miss Emly Abodeely’s home on Fifth Avenue SE. Plans were finalized for a card party to be held Friday at the Town Electric Light and Power company bungalow. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emly Abodeely
Fifth Avenue
Town Electric Light and Power Company
Miss Gerhardine Rauscher Visits Aunt in Crawford
Miss Gerhardine Rauscher of Crawford Nebraska arrived Monday to spend two weeks at the home of her aunt Mrs. Arthur J. Euken located at 612 L Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhardine Rauscher
Crawford, Neb
Arthur J. Euken
L Street
Rose Hill Community Club Meeting Set
The Rose Hill community club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Will
Rose Hill
Ed McGuire
Miss Thelma Olson Pledged to Chi Omega at Coe College
Miss Thelma Olson of Atkins was pledged to the Chi Omega sorority at Coe College on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Olson
Atkins
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
Dramatization and School Programs Highlight Halloween Tea
A dramatization of The Three Bears featured Barbara Mapel and others while a Columbus day program was led by Janice Clark and Norma Haegg. Science talks were given by students such as Eroy Cullman and Richard Kemp, with Miss Florence Reusch singing numbers and a tea table dressed in Halloween motif presided by principal. Mothers of 6A, co chaired by Mrs C G Hover and Mrs H Bowser, hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eroy Cullman
Richard Kemp
Doris LeGrant
Margaret Hunter
Donald Sanderson
Jean Anne Neilson
Florence Reusch
Pew
Polk
Gertrude Shoemaker
Helen Murch
Inga Tapper
C. G. Hover
Mrs. H Bowser
Daisy Lehie
L. E. LeGrant
Roy Hines
A. M. Sanderson
James Kemp
C. H. Sawyer
Glenn Strickland
George Griner
H. C. Davis
Louis Cullman
Paul Hunter
Walter Pahl
A. C. Weaver
W. E. McFann
H. W. Johnson
W. L. Spohn
P. E. Ballou
C. A. Engledon
Edna Wharton
Jackson P T A Elects Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The Jackson P T A elected officers including President Mrs Ray LaMont and Vice President Miss Carolyn Pangburn. Police Chief Robert Vinch and Sergeant Gordon Hughes spoke on bicycle safety urging headlamps and rear reflectors. Refreshments were served by 6 A mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson P. T. A
Ray LaMont
Carolyn Pangburn
Paul Conroy
Charles Leksa
C. Preston
E. H. Fedders
D. W Bowman
McQuillian
Trager
Esther Brooks
J. H. Arnold
Leksa
L. E. Crabbs
J. Novotny
Harold Dozois
Conroy
Robert Vinch
Gordon Hughes
Brooks
L. E. Kohl
H. O. Bacher
Ruth Kohl
Plan Hearing On Linn Assessments For Roads
Linn county to hold a November 2 hearing on secondary road district assessments for three districts. District 79 Clinton township covers 5.85 miles with a $2,775 county share and $925 property value, averaging 152 cents per acre across 6,080 acres. District 81 Marion Bertram townships spans 0.485 miles with $3,937.50 county share and $1,312.50 property value, 1,589 acres at 82.59 cents per acre. District 86 Clinton township covers 2.5 miles with $1,312.50 county share and $437.50 property value across 1,683 acres at 26 cents per acre. Appraisers are J. H. Schaum, P. M. Davis, and William P. Secrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Robert M. Vesely
Clinton Township
Marion
Bertram
J. H. Schaum
P. M. Davis
William P Secrist
Cedar Rapids
Brown
Buffalo
Schaum, Davis
C. W. Biggs
Fourth District Clubwomen Meet At West Union
More than 300 clubwomen from Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Fourth district gathered in West Union for the state convention. State and local officers spoke on public welfare education and the Centennial in Education. A banquet followed with remarks by key officials and a Wednesday tour of Echo Valley park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Clarence A. Knutson
Clear Lake
Eugene Cutler
Des Moines
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
William Larrabee, Jr
Clermont
Ief.wc
Carl Reed
Cresco
W. H. Hathorn
Mason City
Max Mayer
Department of Public Welfare
Iowa Federation
Agnes Samuelson
Horace Mann
Iowa
Hendy
C. H. Plattenburg
F. W. Weitz
Iowa Clubwoman
Ethel Towne Holmes
Echo Valley Park
James E Franken elected commander of Hanford Post
James E. Franken was elected commander of the Hanford post of the American Legion at a Tuesday night meeting in the armory. He succeeds Gilbert Martin. New vice-commanders are C Allen Frederickson Richard C Jones and Louis F Schirm. Other officers include H H Wage adjutant Russell W Manatt finance officer Chester S Johnson historian Dwight Krumbholtz chaplain and Charles H Birch sergeant at arms. Installation followed the election with a past post commander's emblem presented to Martin by Leo Custer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Franken
Hanford
American Legion
Armory
Gilbert Martin
C. Allen Frederickson
Richard C. Jones
Louis F.schirm
H. H. Wage
Russell W Manatt
Chester S. Johnson
Dwight Krumbholtz
Charles H Birch
Phillip W. Shive
Leo Custer
Custer
Martin
Ray Harojt
Evelyn Ashenbrenner
Marguerite Michel
Norma Atkinson
Phyllis Kotlinek
Phyllis Kohl
Army Life
Frank Coburn
Bob Leefers
Herring backs Roosevelt call for special session plan
U S Senator Clyde L Herring voiced strong support for President Roosevelts proposed special session of Congress, urging swift action on agricultural measures including crop loans, wage and hour reform, and a revision of the excess profits tax that he says harms small town merchants. He also pledged to introduce a bill to modify the surplus tax law to ease the burden on lower income workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Roosevelt
U. S
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
Towa
Iowa City Radio Station Application Approved
The Iowa City police department’s bid to build a radio station was approved by the Federal Communications Commission. The station will use the call letters KAWP. Farmers’ Market Place items appear daily in the Want Ad section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa City Police Department
Federal Communications Commission
KAWP
Farmers’ Market
Professor Davies Talks To Marengo Commercial Club
Professor George R. Davies of the University of Iowa spoke to about sixty Marengo residents on Columbus Day. He outlined that the United States is near 1928-29 production levels, about 15 percent below where it should be, and that recovery compares with England and Japan. Iowa and central Europe show similar gains, national debt and Hamilton era perspective were noted, concluding that Uncle Sam, though older, retains a strong constitution and likely to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
America
University of Iowa
George R. Davies
United States
England
Japan
Iowa
Europe
Alexander Hamilton
Abraham Lincoln
Sam
Iowa Baptist Convention hears call to mind own business
DES MOINES INS The Iowa Baptist convention entered its second day as Dr M E Dodd of Shreveport La urged delegates to drop reform efforts and focus on salvation. He criticized social programs in modern churches saying the church must eliminate these activities and return to its core mission of saving souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Baptist Convention
M. E. Dodd
Shreveport
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ART Department
Nutrition Center
Alma
Liedtke
Larry Lechty
Father Campbell
Mrs. Jordan
DE Bey
van Vechten Guild
Mariwyn Polling
Cedar Falls
Wilner
Main Springs
Jesse Manes
Katz 316
Third Avenue SE
Jennie
David Stookey
Helen Rapoport
Entertaimn
H. C. Ring Home
Kappa Delta
Ida Wansfield
Currells
Woodmen Circle
Warrens
California
P.T.A. Meetings
Taylor
Edgewood No
Dairy Dale Meeting
Syr-Amette
Miss Rauscher
CHI Omega
Sen. Herring
Consult
Edwin C. Evans
Professor Davies
Marengo Commercial Club
Baptist Convention
Louis H. Sila Sonstone
21St St. SE
Dial
Pictorial Review
Physical Culture
Robert Platt
FROST
Frost Chek
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