Honor Luncheon For Rosemary Roth And Harold Reid
Mrs Eugene B Laurer and Mrs Paul Wagner hosted a final pre wedding luncheon at the Country Club for Miss Rosemary Roth and Harold Reid. Twenty two guests attended including bridal party members, parents and out of town guests. The couple will marry at 8:30 this evening at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Laurer
Meadowbrook Drive
Paul Wagner
Park Avenue SE
Rosemary Roth
Harold BE. Reid
Country Club
Miss Roth
Mr. Reid
First Presbyterian Church
Class of Christian Church Hosts Halloween Party
Thirty members of the Couples class of the First Christian church attended a Halloween party Friday at the H Greer home 1518 First avenue E. Guests entered through a chain gang of ghosts and explored a devil’s walk of traps. Attic games and stunts were decorated in Halloween colors with Irma Stocker and Charlotte Fanbarg in charge. John Geiger presided over a short business meeting. Special guests included Mrs Edward Weaver of California and Mr Mrs Lloyd Lyon of Clear Lake along with Mrs F Myron and Mr and Mrs Harry Concannon of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
H. Greer
First Avenue E
Herschal Greer
Harold Milbrath
Paul Merveaux
Scouts Demonstrate First Aid at Cedar Rapids Club Meeting
Boy Scout troop No. 11 presented a first aid demonstration at a Cedar Rapids Woman's club health education meeting held after lunch. Participants included George Prastka Jack Sopousek Joe Klinsky Edward Kopecky Robert Klinsky and Richard Groves. Mrs R A Monroe opened the meeting with Mrs Ben Butler acting as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
George Prastka
Jack Sopousek
Joe Klinsky
Edward Kopecky
Robert Klinsky
Richard Groves
R. A. Monroe
Ben Butler
A. G. Brown
J. J. Shephard
Noreen Hiland
A. L. Abram
L. H. Esbensen
Mrs McIntyre Leads Delta Delphian Lesson on Romanticism
Mrs Scott McIntyre led the Delta Delphian meeting in a lesson on Romanticism in North European countries. Members studied contrasts with classicism and reviewed topic reports on Dutch Belgian and Swedish art and painters including Liljefors and Meunier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McIntyre
Delta Delphian
George C. Claassen
Stevens and Meunier
Carl Linge
B. L. Knight
D. M. Taylor
George Otis
Liljefors
H. D. O'Meara
H. E. Kensinger
Denmark
Orville Rust
Kadlecs Celebrate Silver Wedding Day
Mr and Mrs Wesley Kadlec of 1756 Avenue NE marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dance at a south Cedar Rapids school Thursday. They were married in Cedar Rapids and have lived in the area since. Guests included Obie Peal William Klima Leo Raim Joe Petska J Ulch S Nelson Leo Tracha John Kadlec Wes Kadlec Joe Benesh Joe Vavra Joe Dohnalek George Svec C Pudil W Faltis G F Cholupsky Charles Volesky J Kolsh Frank Faltis Frank Jandrk Joe Trachta J Koudelka Gus Dohnalek L M Chadima Joe Schultz C M Chadima O Jirsa R Stary Frank Benesh A Bonty Milo Cerveny George Schultz Joe Cerveny H B James Joe Kadlec Wes Stracka J J Kadlec Mrs Diask Miss Dorothy Dilask Sam Stochl Lester Kadlec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley J. Kadlec
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
O. Jirsa
R. Stary
Frank Benesh
A. Bonty
Milo Cerveny
George Schultz
Joe Cerveny
H. B. James
Joe Kadlec
Wes Stracka
J. J. Kadlec
Diask
Dorothy Dilask
Sam Stochl
Lester Kadlec
Rebekahs from Praha lodge named to state offices
Two members of Praha Rebekah lodge No. 5 were installed in state offices at the Marshalltown assembly. Marie C. Novak became treasurer and Mayme Kroulik was conductor. The degree staff conferred the Rebekah degree on seventeen candidates. Stella Marek served as delegate with Libbie Fieseler Wendeline Simanek Henrietta Seabrooke and Emily Hermanek attending the grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah Lodge
State Rebekah Assembly
Marshalltown
Marie C. Novak
Mayme Kroulik
Praha Lodge
Rebekah
Stella Marek
Libbie Fieseler
Wendeline Simanek
Henrietta Seabrooke
Emily Hermanek
Grand Lodge
St Luke's Hospital staff visit Mrs Akins in Peterson Minn
Miss Ann Bradley supervisor of the operating room Miss Myrtle McAhren superintendent of nurses Miss Ann Melvedt dietitian and Miss Luella Reinking bookkeeper left Saturday noon for Peterson Minnesota to visit Mrs W Akins formerly Emma Alm supervisor of the maternity ward at St Luke's hospital The local party expects to return Saturday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bradley
St. Luke's Hospital
Myrtle McAhren
Ann Melvedt
Luella Reinking
Peterson
Minn
W. Akins
Akins
Emma Alm
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hundred Club Homecoming Party At Monterose Hotel
More than sixty five couples attended the Congenial Hundred homecoming at the Monte rose hotel Friday night. Former members Dan Figgins and Ben Taylor from Des Moines and Earl Coffing from Cedar Rapids returned. Decorations featured oak leaves corn and pumpkins and cider served from an old oaken bucket. An orchestra sat on a hayrack and decorators included Frank Guyott Beryl Averill E C Rudin Carl Butterfield and E H Gundling. The November party will be a hard times party with exclusion for those not in hard times costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterose Hotel
Dan Figgins
Ben Taylor
Des Moines
Earl Coffing
Cedar Rapids
Crystal Room
Frank Guyott
Beryl R. Averill
E. C. Rudin
Carl Butterfield
E. H. Gundling
Leslie Crabbs
Three L Class Holds Annual Birthday Party at First Christian
One hundred forty members and guests attended the Three L class birthday party at the First Christian church Friday. It honored Jane Boyd with a nine table display themed by months. Mrs. Wilbur King chaired the event with blue and gold decor and a November table featuring a pumpkin centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Jane Boyd
Wilbur King
W. W. Littlejohn
W. M. Moravec
Blaine Hyten
Barbara Cole
Ellen Jane Bachelder
Winifred Hill
Mary Eleanor Hardiman
Ralph Whitmore
King
A. W. Coquillette
Whitmore
George Book
Ralph Orchard McGuire
Claude Anderson
Edgar King
Raymond Westrom
Herbert Westrom
Anderson
Marguerite Bentley
Miss Hardiman
Mary Slayman
William McCalley
W. Smith
Caroline Tufts Circle Meeting at Mrs. Hickok Home
Caroline Tufts circle of the First Congregational church met at 2018 Fifth avenue SE for lunch eon with twenty present. Mrs. Hubbard led the business session planning an apron bazaar and silver tea for early November in the church parlors. Motion pictures from England Scotland and the northwest were shown. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Oliver S. Wilson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Tufts
First Congregational Church
C. T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
R. W. Hubbard
Hickok
England
Scotland
Northwest
O. A. Anderson
Oliver S. Wilson
Harrison P T A Meets Votes for State Convention
The Harrison P T A met in the school auditorium with Mrs H N Bowser presiding. They voted to send the president to the state convention at Fort Dodge and to honor the school for magazine subscriptions. They approved funds for song sheets and a rummage sale in November and reviewed goals and objects of the P T A focusing on child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison P. T. A
Harrison Parent-Teacher Association
H. N. Bowser
Bowser
Roosevelt district music program demonstrator explains instrument tones
Robert Heaton and Mrs. Willis Shaner attended as the Roosevelt district instrumental program led by William Vesely. Vesely demonstrated harmonizing instruments and tone effects after orchestra selections. Refreshments followed and autumn leaf decorated tables. Next meeting Nov 1 and mothers chorus Oct 28 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Bowser’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Heaton
Willis Shaner
William Vesely
Roosevelt
Vesely
Mothers’ Chorus
Bowser
Wilson P. T. A. Retreats to State Convention in Fort Dodge
Wilson P. T. A. met at the school with Mrs. Thompson presiding. Delegates including president Mrs. George Fieseler were chosen to attend the State convention at Fort Dodge. A seventh grade chorus sang under Miss Christel Palmer, with Mrs. Temple directing and Miss Mary Louise Fieseler performing with Miss Thoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson P. T. A
Thompson
R. ¥. Taft
W. A. Murphy
L. W. Jonas
Lloyd Hoyle
Charles Nelson
S. E. Temple
George Fieseler
Eluti Tami Camp Fire Picnic at High Rock
The Eluti Tami Camp Fire group hiked to High Rock for a Wednesday picnic supper. Members include Jane E. Grissel Audrey Anderson Jane Ann Herdlicka Elaine Anderson Verna Krogh Beverly Wright Margaret Clark and guardian Mrs. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Rock
Jane E. Grissel
Audrey Anderson
Jane Ann Herdlicka
Elaine Anderson
Verna Krogh
Beverly Wright
Margaret Clark
The
Guardian
Anderson
Halloween Party At C S A Lodge Hall
Progressive lodge members and families attended a Halloween event at the C S P S hall with costumes prizes, refreshments, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. 8. A
Progressive Lodge
C. S. P. S. Hall
Coe Pep Meet Fires Up for Cornell Game
Coe College students alumni and faculty packed a rousing pep meeting for the homecoming game against Cornell. Dr George W Bryant spoke as Father of Coe athletics praising the squad and coach Moray Eby as 1000 attendees cheered with noisemakers and floats honored by Chi Omega Alpha Delta Alpha and Home Economics groups. After the event the freshman bonfire at Sunset Park and a downtown snake dance closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Cornell
George W. Bryant
Coe
Bryant
Moray Eby
William V. Burger
James Carruthers
Cornell Tilt
Dick Beall
Donald Houser
Chi Omega Sorority
Home Economics Association
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Merlin Morris
Residents Warned On Dirt Street Leaf Dumping
Streets Commissioner Dave Williams warned residents on dirt streets not to dump leaves into gutters. He said mud holes and repairs caused by leaf blockages will be charged to property owners. A warning was issued against burning leaves on paved streets with an asphalt base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Williams
Williams
Restaurant Door Opened With No Item Missing
Police investigated at Gabel's on 113 Third avenue SE after the front door was forced open but nothing appeared stolen. J H Stolar reported a stolen radiator cap from his car near Bever avenue and Fourteenth street SE worth 3.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabel
Third Avenue SE
J. H. Stolar
Eighteenth Street SE
Bever Avenue
Fourteenth Street SE
Stolar
Funeral services for Eugene H Griffis in Tipton
Funeral services for Eugene H. Griffis age 54 who died at Mercy hospital Iowa City were held at the Rochester Methodist Episcopal Church south of Tipton with Rev Otis Moore officiating. Burial was in the Masonic cemetery in Tipton. Griffis was born in Michigan September 23 1881. Death was due to blood poisoning following infection in one of his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Eugene H. Griffis
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Rochester Methodist Episcopal Church
Otis,Moore
Masonic Cemetery
Mr. Griffis
Michigan
Gingham Girl Prize Float Highlighted In Coe Parade
Thompson photos capture the Chi Omega float with the Ging ham girl Jeanne Curry of 421 Sixteenth Street SE standing with a Check Cornell placard. Another eye catching float sponsored by Alpha Gamma Delta features balloons with Rosalie Stanley Ruth Nehlis and Mary Lou Heaton in the car in parade tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Coe
Chi Omega Sorority
Kingham
Cornell
Jeanne Curry
Sixteenth Street
Tower
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Rosalie Stanley
Fifth Avenue
Ruth Nehlis
Twenty-sixth Street
Mary Lou Heaton
Fairfaxs
Demonstrations Show Police How To Use Hand Holds
Sergeant Cole conducts demonstrations at police headquarters on finger hand and arm holds for subduing opponents. He is a furloughed Royal North West Mounted Police veteran and former air corps member, with fifteen years in this work. A Sunday 3 p.m. stock car show at Cedar Rapids airport will feature spins tests and a 79 foot air jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rameses VI Attacks Dandelion Worker on Fordham Campus
Fordham football mascot Rameses VI charged at Mary Fuccella when she dug dandelions on campus. She was hospitalized. Rameses reportedly ate her dandelions. In New York City three private watchmen were fined $50 for illegally watching produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rameses VI
Fordham
Vanderbilt Eleven
Mary Fuccella
Denver Clerk Reacts To Unusual Name On License
In Denver a marriage license clerk is startled when a groom presents the name Yam Mussolini and clarifies he is Vincent P. Mussolini of Denver with no relation to Il Duce. The moment sparks amusement as clerks record the unusual surname and proceed with the ceremony formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Yam Mussolini
Vincent P. Mussolini
Il Duce
Justice of the Peace Hosts Inquest At Court
Corpus Christi Texas Justice of the Peace Cullen Briggs acting coroner could not attend the inquest. A man interrupted court to announce the coroner was brought in. The verdict found death due to natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Cullen Briggs
Briggs
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Clara Walters
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Walters were conducted Friday at the Methodist church with Rev Marvin Lillie presiding. Born in Germany February 18 1863 she immigrated to the United States at age 18, lived in Iowa County before moving to Oxford with her family. She married John Walters in 1885 and had three daughters Minnie Taylor Emma Schmidt and Ella Stratton. Her husband died in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Clara Walters
Marvin Lillie
Walters
August Siefert
Germany
Iowa County
John Walters
Minnie Taylor
Emma Schmidt
Ella Stratton
Vinton
Breckenridge ,Institute
Decorah
Ossian
B. P. Doane
West Union
Castalia
Gordon R. Luce
Fred Doane
Atkins High School elects officers by class
Atkins high school lists student officers by grade. Seniors elect Eldo Schirm president Dean Rinderknecht vice president John Lieb Jr secretary Pauline Behrens treasurer with sponsor Mr Appleton. Juniors Wilma Rinderknecht president Leona Poock vice president Gail Armstrong secretary Richard Wehrman treasurer sponsor Mr Thomas Sophomores Otto Rinderknecht president Lester Schirm vice president Doris Schlotterbeck secretary treasurer sponsor Miss Murray. Freshmen Jean De Moss president Bertha Lensch vice president Mary Jane Jamzan secretary treasurer sponsor Miss Williamson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Eldo Schirm
Dean Rinderknecht
John Lieb, Jr
Pauline Behrens
Appleton
Wilma Rinderknecht
Leona Poock
Gail Armstrong
Richard Wehrman
Thomas
Otto Rinderknecht
Lester Schirm
Doris Schlotterbeck
Miss Murray
Jean de Moss
Bertha Lensch
Mary Jane Jamzan
Miss Williamson
Knapp Couple Observes Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary in Vinton
Mr and Mrs George R Knapp longtime Vinton residents marked their 60th anniversary with a family dinner and open house Their four children and families joined in the celebration including George E Knapp Russell Shreeves and family Esther Knapp and Dr and Mrs John M Knapp of Boone George Knapp born 1854 in Philadelphia built a long career in Benton County starting with the abstract and loan business He later served as county auditor city treasurer and deputy clerk of the courts enduring deafness from an 1880 lightning strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
George R. Knapp
George E. Knapp
Russell Shreeves
John
Esther Knapp
John M. Knapp
Boone
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Griswold College
Davenport
Knapp
Benton County
Iowa
Iowa National Guard
Jury Rules Woman Is Not Blonde And Couple Faces Prison
CHICAGO. A criminal court jury held that Mrs. Jean Rosen was not a natural platinum blonde. She and her husband Joseph Rosen faced sentences of one year to life in prison after Michael Ryan identified the couple as intruders who ransacked his apartment. The defense centered on the defendant being blonde in court, and prosecutors praised her as “the most beautiful woman ever to be tried in criminal court.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jean Rosen
Joseph
Iowa News in Brief highlights local deaths and civic notes
Special to The Gazette reports funeral services for Mrs Vina Doane in Ossian and Castalia connections, with years of birth and death, survivors, and cause. An infant, Carol Jean Smith, dies in Cedar Rapids hospital with burial in Belle Plaine. Ely Luther league elects officers. West Branch carnival features burlesque night. Decorah appoints John Cutting as justice of the peace to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Carol Jean Smith
Lewellyn Smith
Cedar Rapids
Delbert
Belle Plaine
Decorah
John Cutting
Adjustable Clutch Pedal Angle Suits Vehicle Owners
Many car makes allow the clutch pedal angle to be adjusted to suit the owner's requirements. The feature lets drivers customize pedal position for comfort and optimal operation.
Rebel Forces Seize Key Towns in Sonora Campaign
Rebel forces led by General L. E. Ybarra captured most of northern Sonora, with border towns Naco Agua Prieta and Nogales under imminent threat. Federal troops evacuated Hermosillo as Zertuche warned of a new offensive within 24 hours. Guaymas received extra troops amid concerns of Yaqui uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
INS
L. E
Altar District
United States
Juan Zertuche
Zertuche
Guaymas
Mazatlan
Magdalena
Santa Ana
Ybarra
Sasabe
Sonoyta
Orphir Crew Prepares For Wreck Dive At Lusitanian
In Kinsale harbor the Orphir rides anchor as Diver Jim Jarratt prepares to descend to the 800 foot Lusitanian wreck. Mooring gear and deep sea lighting tests are complete. Captain Russell awaits weather relief to attempt positive wreck identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphir
Kinsale Harbor
Jim Jarratt
Lusitania
Russell
Summer Cove
City Briefs And Personals Summary
Richard Cotton left Friday for Manhattan Kansas. George Franks 66 was fined $10 for intoxication. Firemen fought grass fires near 348 Forest Drive SE and 2412 A Avenue NE Saturday forenoon. Leibsohn's Food Markets mislisted 110-112 Third Street SE. correct is 110-112 Third Street NE. Billy Webber 8 earned a scalp wound at Mercy Hospital after falling against a concrete wall during a scuffle. Fire alarms two false alarms Friday night from Granby building and Fourth Avenue and Fifth Street SE were pulled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Drive
A Avenue
Leibsohn's Food Markets
Leibsohn
Third Street
Billy Webber
Seventeenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Granby Building
Fourth Avenue
Fifth Street SE
Music Department Meeting At Sunshine Mission Sees 37 Pupils
The playground commission music department met Saturday morning at the Sunshine Mission with an attendance of 37 pupils, bringing total attendance to 130. Registration closed after Saturday. Miss Mari Ann Huebsch, a senior piano student at Coe College, teaches the piano classes, assisted by Miss Ruth Walker, a Coe junior and public school music student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Playground Commission
Sunshine Mission
Mari Ann Huebsch
Coe College
Ruth Walker
Coe
Traffic Violations In Police Court Fines Issued
Margaret Lawler of 825 First Avenue E paid a $10 fine plus costs for speeding. A group including A W Houser 1115 K Street SW Mabel Northrup 402 Second Street SW Frank Hynek 1908 Higley Avenue SE Donald Anderson 1400 Second Avenue SE Victor Carrothers 3100 Avenue NW W J McFadden 139 Twenty Fifth Street SE and Henry M Files 2165 Blake Boulevard SE were fined $1 plus costs for overtime parking. Other fines of $1 and costs covered W J Chapman Y M C A for parking on the wrong side of the street D E Greb 415 Twelfth Avenue SE for improper parking J A Mochal 425 Center Point Road NE for parking in an alley and Mrs T B Boyer 613 Fifteenth Street SE for parking without a rear light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lawler
First Avenue
A. W. Houser
K Street
Mabel Northrup
Second Street
Frank Hynek
Higley Avenue
Donald Anderson
Second Avenue
Victor Carrothers
W. J. McFadden
Twenty-fifth Street
Henry M. Files
Blake Boulevard
W. J. Chapman
D. E. Greb
Twelfth Avenue
J. A. Mochal
Center Point Road
T. B. Boyer
Fifteenth Street
Miller elected president of Iowa Building and Loan league
Elmer E. Miller of Des Moines was chosen as president at the forty fourth annual convention ending at Hotel Montrose Saturday afternoon. R G Holmes of Waterloo was named vice president and J W Irons of Mason City second vice president, with E M Klapka of Fort Dodge secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Miller
Des Moines
Iowa Building and Loan League
Montrose
R. G. Holmes
Waterloo
J. W. Irons
Mason City
E. M. Klapka
Fort Dodge
F. G. Nebiker
Burlington
A. H. Mcc-Farland
Marshalltown
John R. Loomis
Red Oak
United States Building and Loan League
Davenport
Building and Loan Association
Harry S. Goodsitt
Chicago
American Savings Building and Loan Institute
Mutual Federal Savings and Loan Association
Hitler Expands Nazi Marriage Rules in Berlin Cabinet
Adolf Hitler announced new health criteria for marriage to “protect pure German blood” with penalties for noncompliance. Couples must present a health certificate. falsification brings jail. Foreign marriages under the law are invalid. Also, Hjalmar Schacht extended state bank control to aid cash for rearmament and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Schacht
Funeral services for Ole Dyrland in Calmar
Ole Dyrland 62 died suddenly at his sister Andrina Dyrland’s home. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2:30 at the family home and 3 at Calmar Lutheran Church with Rev. H A Preus. Born March 6 1873 in Calmar township he farmed near Dickinson North Dakota before returning to Winneshiek County to live with sisters. Survived by three sisters Christine Erland Conover Nellie Judbik Kirkland Wash Andrina Durland Calmar and two brothers John Denver and Peter Dickinson North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmar
Ole Dyrland
Andrina Dyrland
Dickinson
N. D
Winneshiek County
Tom Erland
Conover
Christine Erland
Nellie Judbik
Kirkland
Wash
Andrina Durland
John
Denver
Peter
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Frank E. Corbin
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Mary Koch
Oliver Albin
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