Miss Ruth Coon Becomes Bride of Dr Steninger
Miss Ruth Coon daughter of Mr and Mrs J Lindley Coon marries Dr D R Steninger son of Mr and Mrs B R Steninger in a Saturday morning ceremony at the bride’s home Westminster church officiant Rev J Renwick McCullough. The wedding party includes maid of honor Miss Wilma Coon and best man Milo C Steninger with about fifty guests. The couple will reside in Keota after November 1 and the bridegroom is a Still College graduate practicing in Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Coon
J. Lindley Coon
Bever Avenue
D. R. Steninger
Keota
B. R. Steninger
Wellman
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ruth Kemp
Killarney
Wilma Coon
Milo C. Steninger
Iowa City
Commonwealth Tea Room
Steninger
Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
New Sharon
West Chester
Still College
Des Moines
Iota Tau Sigma Fraternity
Dale C. Allen
Martha Jones
Chicago
Roy G. Allen
Harry C. Doane
Newton
Harold G. White
Washington
S. C. Pearson
Ainsworth
J. E. Curl
B. R
Honor P J McAllister sixtieth birthday celebration
Mrs Theron S Smith and Mrs William J Lana hosted a surprise birthday dinner for P. J. McAllister of Palo at the Smith home on Friday. About thirty guests attended and a gift was presented to the honored father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron S. Smith
Tenth Street
William J. Lana
Green Avenue
Smith
P. J. McAllister
Palo
McAllister
Cedar Rapids Bird Club Plans Coe Campus Field Trip
The Cedar Rapids Bird club will meet Sunday at 8 a.m. on Coe campus for a field trip. All interested are invited and must arrange their own transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bird Club
Coe
Service Circle meeting notes and reports at Davenport trip
The Service Circle of the King's Daughters met with Mrs. Myron Mason at 701 E Avenue NW on Thursday evening. Mrs. C. R. Hicks presided as reports on the Davenport state convention by Mrs. Charles Kiersey and Mrs. Raymond Reid were presented. The next meeting will be at the Public Health Nursing association rooms to fold Red Cross seals with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Earl Schuyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King's Daughters
Myron Mason
E Avenue NW
C. R. Hicks
Charles Kiersey
Raymond Reid
Davenport
Public Health Nursing Association
Earl Schuyler
W. P. C. Bridge Club Hosts Meeting At Robins Home
Mrs. Neal Miller hosted the W. P. C. bridge club at her Robins area home on Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. S. O. Stamy and Mrs. Wade Stookey. The next gathering is a Halloween party for members and families at Mrs. William Kassler’s home on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Miller
Queen Esther Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Mrs A E Einen entertained ten members of Queen Esther circle of the Kings Daughters at a dessert luncheon on Thursday. Reports on the Davenport state convention were given by Mrs R H Thompson and Mrs Murray Fawcett. De votions were led by Mrs W J Barnett. The circle plans a visit to Perkins hospital in Iowa City next week. Mrs F L Shramek attended as a guest and sewing occupied the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Einen
First Avenue E
Queen Esther
King’s Daughters
R. H. Thompson
Murray Fawcett
Davenport
W. J. Barnett
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
F. L. Shramek
Miss Aukerman Leaves for Toledo After Visit
Miss Mary T. Aukerman returned Thursday to Toledo Ohio after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A H Aukerman at 416 Fifteenth street SE for several days of family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Aukerman
Toledo
A. H. Aukerman
Fifteenth Street
Swartzendruber Hosts Weekend Guests in Ida Grove
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Overholtzer and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barrett of Ida Grove visit Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Swartzendruber at 1540 A Avenue NE. The hosts host seven guests Friday night at the Roosevelt hotel and plan a Dutch treat dinner Saturday at the Elks club with H. M. Taylor in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Overholtzer
Guy Barrett
Ida Grove
G. Y. Swartzendruber
A _ avenue
Swartzendruber
Roosevelt Hotel
Overholtzer
Barrett
Elks Club
H. M. Taylor
Three L Class Annual Birthday Party at First Christian
Members of the Three L class of the First Christian church held their annual birthday party on Friday. Mrs. Victor Moravec presided over a brief business session. Devotions by Mrs. Carrie Thomas honored Jane Boyd’s life of devotion. a collection supported the Jane Boyd Community house room for girls. Decorations featured seasonal tables with birthday cakes. readings and songs followed, with performances by Mrs. W. W. Smith, Mrs. Walter Daniels, and Lynn Fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Victor Moravec
Carrie Thomas
Jane Boyd
W. W. Smith
Walter Daniels
L. E. MacLaughlin
Lynn Fix
Edna Barrett Jackson
Moravec
Assurance
Herbert Westrom
L. B. Miller
Ethel Kepler
Elmer Fastburn
George Bott
J. Christian
Mrs. Edda Hosts Card Club Near Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Edda entertained members of her card club Thursday near Cedar Rapids. Attendees included Mesdames Carroll Sweet Fred Cook Wesley Miller Noel Shields John Willman Jr G P McGrane and Vernon King. High score at 500 went to Mrs Willman with Mrs Cook second. Mrs King assisted. Mrs Shields will entertain the club November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Edda
Cedar Rapids
Sunbeams For Jesus Meet At Van Vechten Park
The Sunbeams For Jesus junior circle of the Kings Daughters met at Van Vechten park Thursday evening for a wiener roast. Present were Lillian Cramer Ethel Lowe Dorothy Baxter Bernus Cramer Margaret Barker Marilyn DeFore Betty Holloway Maxine Sleight Mary Louise Robinson Mary Baldridge Ethel Brooks Betty Starman Kathryn Phillips and Lucille Roman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sunbeams
Jesus
the King’s Daughters
van Vechten Park
Lillian Cramer
Ethel Lowe
Dorothy Baxter
Bernus Cramer
Margaret Barker
Marilyn DeFore
Betty Holloway
Maxine Sleight
Mary Louise Robinson
Mary Baldridge
Ethel Brooks
Betty Starman
Kathryn Phillips
Lucille Roman
Crusaders Circle Meets For Hostesses And Reports
Mrs. Nan Roy entertained Crusaders circle members with Mrs. Esther Schultz as hostess. Mrs. J A Glass led devotions and Mrs. Carl Goodwin gave the admission service to Mrs. L E Augustine. Reports on state convention and golden jubilee were given by Mrs. G I Scott and Mrs. Roy. Iowa has 133 circles with 167 seniors and 66 juniors active in philanthropy. Next international convention will be in Detroit in 1938. state convention at Fort Madison and mid year meeting at Clinton. Mrs. W Roebush was elected to the junior camp committee. Mrs. Charles Sterner will host guest night on Oct 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Roy
Sixteenth Street
Crusaders Circle
Esther Schultz
J. A. Glass
Carl Goodwin
L. E. Augustine
G.I. Scott
Roy
Iowa
Detroit
Mich
Fort Madison
Clinton
W. Roebush
Ellis Boulevard
Charles Sterner
Surprise Anniversary Party For Mr And Mrs Frank Staskal
Mr and Mrs Frank Staskal of Fairfax were honored with a buffet supper and card party at their home for their fourteenth wedding anniversary. Prizes went to the Staskals, William Michalek, and Mrs Will Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Staskal
Fairfax
William Michalek
Will Dvorak
Staskal
Edwin Kvetensky
Irene
Lavonna
Margaret Ann
Frank Vanourney
Evelyn
Frank Rohlena
George Stiriisky
Elaine
Tom Ashbraner
John Krejsa
Bernice
Martha
Mary Lou
Doriene Mooren
Carl Sedlacek
Dixon, Ill
George Likes To Wield His Power Among Small Fry
A reader laments George's need to dominate weaker peers and seeks guidance. Miss Manners suggests jeans by suggesting that George should seek peers worthy of his intellect and consider winning rather than waging conflict with a jealous friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Dear Miss Manners Advice on a Friendship Relationship
Betty asks whether to stay with a boy she does not love to keep enjoying outings. The adviser urges keeping him as a friend, not rushing feelings, and letting affection develop naturally while preserving the enjoyable companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Betty
Knox assails Roosevelt over business policy hypocrisy in Tulsa rally
Col Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential candidate, blamed President Roosevelt for political hypocrisy in his stance toward business. He cited a Chicago speech and argued the administration had long attacked private industry while now claiming to defend free enterprise before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
Chicago
Knox
Valentine urges Iowa for regime favorable to Roosevelt
Democratic candidate John K. Valentine told a Friday night audience that re election of President Roosevelt requires a strong sympathetic Iowa state administration in Des Moines. He argued Governor Clyde L. Herring’s administration would have limited benefits from new federal programs if it had not supported the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
John K. Valentine
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Valentine
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Missing Kalina Brother Seeks Help From Chelsea
The Gazette reports Albert Kalina of Chelsea seeks Charles Kalina, 22, missing since Wednesday noon from a sanatorium near Davenport. Described as 5'7" and 110 pounds in blue overalls and shirt, he may be in fields or farm buildings. not violent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kalina
Chelsea
Charles
Davenport
Charles Kalina
Kalina
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
State of Iowa Linn County district court gives notice that on October 29 1936 at 9 AM an instrument claimed as the Last Will and Testament of George A Strong late of the county will be brought before the District Court for proof and admission to probate Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa October 16 1936
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
District Court
George A. Strong
Said County
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Appointment of Executrix
Notice is given that on October 8 1936 Sarah Ann Lanning was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of E M Lanning deceased in Linn County Iowa All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must file them in the Linn County Iowa District Court Crissman and Bleakley Attorneys The executrix name appears with the case number 14080 and location Linn County Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Towa
Linn County
E. M. Lanning
Iowa
Hoover Attacks New Deal In Philadelphia Address
Former President Hoover denounces Roosevelt spending as three strikes against the New Deal. He cites double bookkeeping, proposes restoring budget control and ethical governance, and urges electing Landon and Knox to balance the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
New Deal
Academy of Music
George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Republican Women of Pennsylvania
Cedar Rapids Gas Franchise Proposal Placed Before Voters
The Cedar Rapids Gas Company seeks a 25 year franchise to lay pipes and mains in Cedar Rapids Iowa and to furnish gas to residents. The ordinance sets terms on construction repairs street restoration service pipes and extensions and requires acceptance within 60 days. Voters will decide at the November general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mmix
Grantee
Linn County
Wives Advised to Study Husbands Favorite Actress
Philadelphia pastor Rev. Ivan Hagedorn urges wives to study their husbands favorite screen star to better understand and manage their spouses. He says a husband movie crush reveals preferences on clothes hair and demeanor and that self-improvement beats trying to change a man. He also quips that spineless husbands fail to win affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ivan H. Hagedorn
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hagedorn
Mae West
Myrna Loy
Bette Davis
Joan Crawford
Reed to speak in Chicago after Gary cancelation
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri recovered from a cold to travel to Chicago for a radio address Saturday night. He spoke in Cedar Rapids Thursday night and planned a Monday night appearance in St. Louis, with Mrs. Reed accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
James A. Reed
Missouri
Chicago
St. Louis
Reed
Cedar Rapids
John A. Reed
Bad Check Passed at Milwaukee Oil Station
Mathew Bintner reported a man cashed a bad check for 36.45 at an oil station on First avenue and Third street W. The check drawn on American State Bank Milwaukee was marked no account after Cedar Rapids and Milwaukee bureaus found no such company. The man received more than 34 in change, drove a 1934 black Chevrolet with Mississippi plates, about 37, 5'7", 190 pounds, wearing a dark suit and gray cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Bintner
Washington Avenue SE
First Avenue
Third Street
Oliver Miller
Roscoe Gephart
B. F. Farmer
Gephart Moreley Company
Milwaukee
Wis
American State Bank
Bintner
Cedar Rapids Credit Bureau
Milwaukee Credit Bureau
Mississippi
Hold Three For Tearing Out Pipes In Old Brewery
Police arrested George Varner Kenneth Varner and Wesley Varner after officers found them at the abandoned Magnus brewery tearing out pipes and coils. They fled but were caught with a sledge hammer. authorities said the men were selling the pipe as junk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Smith
Madison Avenue
Magnus
C Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
George Varner
Linn Junction
Kenneth Varner
Tenth Avenue SE
Wesley Varner
Twelfth Street
Radio Schedule Highlights Mixed NBC CBS Nightline Programs
A garbled listing shows NBC CBS and regional stations airing sports shows musicales and orchestras from 6:00 to 11:00 PM. Programs include Red Grange message, Hampton Institute singers, National barn dance, Kay Kyser football revue, John L. Lewis address, and various orchestras and parades across WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO WGS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
WJZ
Hampton Institute Singers
Aeousine’s
CBS
WABC
Edward d Anne Ba
Wwoc
WEAP
Collegiaterogram
Kay Kysersen
WBBM
KMOX
Floyd Givens
Victor Young Orch
Weaf Ain
Mepublican Rational Committee
Johnl. Lewis
Wabc Oo
Wcco
Cobb
Weaf Chain
Peynes Fray Orch
WJZ Chai
Vindi Ie
Jenner
Wi Osborne Orch
Tommie Porsey, Orch
Bite Barron Orch
Russ Morgan Orch
Weaf Noble Orch
WJZ Chain
Maryer Orch
WOC
Jan Garber Orch
Hamp Orch
WJZ Oe Ee
M-3oe
Tenross
Bchain
Borah Declines Apology for Roosevelt Era Votes
Senator William E Borah of Idaho says he will not apologize for any vote cast during the Roosevelt administration He defends his past actions as guided by personal conviction and insists Republican principles allow credit for sound records regardless of party lines He rejects any part of his record and rejects apologizing for his votes
Borah Backs Townsend Plan as Sound in Principle
U S Senator William E Borah says the Townsend pension idea is humane and economically sound in its fundamental principles He notes support for bringing the matter before Congress and would study details before judging a bill He is Idaho's re election candidate and signals anticipated action in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
William E. Borah
National
Townsend
Borah
Congress
Idaho
Maid Wins 2100 Prize From Dime Pad Writing
Sally Salminen, a New York kitchen maid, won 2100 dollars for a novel written after chores. She bought a dime pad to write and entered a Holger Schildts contest, after two years of work. She plans to sail to Sweden, saying she always wanted to write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sally Salminen
Sweden
Holger Schildts
Dramatization Ends Iowa Baptist Convention Session
The Iowa Baptist convention at the First Baptist church adjourned after a three day meeting. Retiring president Burrus E. Beard led the business close and a dramatization themed around Frank Anderson’s office depicted state church activities. Mate Goodell organized the skit with several aiding figures in the Friday communion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Russell Judson
First Baptist Church
G. A. Perkins
C. B. Hungerford
Merritt R. Heath
W. F. Schultz
J. H Murphy
Earl E Rieke
Mind and morality in science and divorce laws
The excerpt argues science prioritizes societal rights over individual rights and cites Alfred Cohen's "Statistical Analysis of American Divorce" showing about 3 percent of U S divorces occur in Nevada Mexico and Paris. It notes divorce has risen fivefold in 60 years with laws in other states largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Paris
Mexico
Alfred Cohen
United States
How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry C Link
Booklet explains modern science based memory rules to help remember names dates and lessons. Readers urged to apply for MEMORY with stamped self addressed envelope and costs information via the newspaper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Link
Gam
Care Newspaper
Real and imaginary handicaps in self perception
The piece argues laws barely affect divorce rates and contrasts real versus imagined handicaps. It cites parental bias toward some children and workplace favoritism, noting imagined faults can hurt self esteem more than real deficits. It also references Show Boat and Paul Robeson, illustrating self-satisfaction and complacent incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Josephine
Susie
Paul Robeson
Wallace cites conflict in GOP farm policy in Lancaster speech
Secretary Wallace decried a "terrible conflict" in Republican farm policy in Lancaster. He blamed two short sighted groups walling leader choices processor interests pushing volume over price and industrial monopolists seeking to control the domestic market and block foreign demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Wallace
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Dr. Steninger
Honor P. J. McAllister
W. P. C. Bridge Club
Miss Aukerman
Gazette
G. Y. Swartzendrubers
Mrs. Ehda
Mary Manners
Eorge
Col. Knox
Pres. Roosevelt
Sarah Ann Lanning
Executrixz, Crissman and Bleakley
Alfred Landon
Prpe
Pittsburgh
Ates
A. Frank K. Hahn
L. J. Storey
Trades Oy Council
RAPT
Jim Reed
Ree Caenano CP
Chicas
Featuring
Floyd Gibbons
Vincent Lopez
Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan
Aaa
Star Peatures
Sec
the Times
Barta Home For Funerals
Fifth Ave
Eighth ST
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