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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1934

Page

15

Whiting to Speak at Grove City Rebekah Jubilee

Samuel D. Whiting of Iowa City a past grand master will be principal speaker at Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 golden anniversary celebration. The event will host district and state grand officers for an all day gathering with a tea, music, talks, and Whiting's address.

Samuel D. Whiting Iowa City Odd Fellows Lodge Grove City Rebekah Lodge Fifty Seventh D. R. Hindman Thomas Maddock Grand Lodge of Iowa Coun Bluffs Vuoa Lathrop Osceola Lodge No Grove City Lodge Order Bloomfield Marion Bertha Barnes Assembly Whiting Rosa Vialls Mason City Esther Leming Des Moines Caroline Darby Marie Novak Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Matheny Keokuk Grand Assembly Ruth Noff Nellie Miller Norman Smith Dorothy Miller Noble Grand

Married Saturday at Little Brown Church

Genevieve Carrington of Marion marries George Kenneth Speake of Marion in Nashua at 2 PM with Rev William Kent officiating. Attendants include Mrs J Kessell Workman and Jay Speake. The couple plan to reside in Marion after a short wedding trip.

Little Brown Nashua Genevieve Carrington Charles Carrington Twentieth Street Marion George Kenneth Harriett Speake Walker William Kent J Kessell Workman Burlington Jay

Local Club Activities Highlight Marion Area

Morris led as president with Nellie Bigger as vice president and Dorotha Lanning as secretary treasurer. Plans include declamatory contest, spelling and ciphering, and a basketball team with members named. Community announcements cover church groups, concerts, meetings, travel notes, and a cemetery service for Oliver Ancel Faulkner.

Morris Nellie Bigger Dorotha Lanning Helen Youtzy Catherine Hanson Miss Lilja Gertrude Main Rachel Baker Fern Hopker Ellyn McGowan Miss Miller Miss Crew

Classic Frock Pattern Shows Casual Smart Style

A 1938 Anne Adams pattern offers a shirtwaist frock with a yoked bodice, front buttons, optional plain neckline, and a central panel for a slim look. Available in sizes 14 through 42, with fabric yardage for size 16. Pattern book and pattern priced together at 25 cents. Orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, New York City.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Dern Says Two Huge Waterway Projects Are Not Conflicting

In St Louis AP Secretary of War Dern declares that the Great Lakes to Gulf system and the Great Lakes St Lawrence seaway are not conflicting projects. He urges waterways leaders to unite behind all constructive measures for national welfare and transportation improvements.

ST Louis Dern Waterways Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway

Monte Cristo film praised for dramatic power at State theater

A State theater preview lauds the screen version of The Count of Monte Cristo with Robert Donat delivering a memorable Dantes. The film follows Napoleonic intrigue, wrongful imprisonment, and a dramatic revenge arc, with Elissa Landi as Mercedes and a strong supporting cast.

Monte Cristo Edmond Dantes Alexander Dumas Count of Monte Cristo State Theater Paramount Dumas Napoleon Elba Dantes Robert Donat Henry Vhs Donat Elissa Landi Mercedes

Konen family sales in Buch and Reed's addition

Wm Konen transfers an 8 ft lot 2 and a 25 ft lot 3 in Buch and Reed's addition to Jerry and Louise Dytrthus. Valcon preserves $1 coupling with C. R. dated 10 9 34.

Wm Konen Jerry Louise Dytrthus Reed Valcon

Harvest Days at Bishop Cafeteria Draw Families In

Shopping features and fall meals at Bishop Cafeteria with temptations like roast turkey squash cranberry salad and upside down cake. Readers are invited to visit during Harvest Days and plan family dinners to sample the seasonal menu. A weather note and fashion care tip follow with coat rejuvenation at New Process and Zoric treatments.

Bishop Bishop's

Halloween party ideas and practical gifts from 1920s ads

The page promotes party decor for Halloween and Christmas gifts, featuring centerpieces from Morris San Ord and portrait sessions at Lasswell's. It also advertises Westinghouse compact ice chest refrigerators for small kitchens at about $79 and various portrait packages from $3.50 to $5.00, aiming at practical, stylish options.

Morris Sanord Westinghouse Company Iowa Electric Light and Power CO Compakt Light Co Lasswell

Cedar Rapids Gas Co Offers Free Burner Install

The Cedar Rapids Gas Co promotes natural gas heating with a free burner installation and a three dollar monthly rental for winter. If kept next spring, rental fees offset the burner cost. Benefits include no coal handling and no risk of a fire going out while away. Call the GAS Co for details.

Cedar Rapids Gas CO GAS Co

Flat furs and fashion trims described in 19th century note

The article notes flat furs such as nutria used as pockets on wool frocks and as trim for frocks. It mentions Hudson seat making youthful coats cut full with bright leather buttons and belt accents.

Hudson Seat

IOWA THEATER TO HOST COLOR FILMS AND DANCES

The Iowa Theater offers a double feature starting Wednesday with La Cucaracha noted for color music rhythm and drama and introducing three component technicolor. Beginning Saturday for six days The Gay Divorcee with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers follows, plus vaudeville acts on Saturday and Sunday.

Iowa New York London Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Rio Carioca

Evening gown styles from Grey Taffeta fashion notes

The text describes evening wear including a gown with a circular skirt and corded trim along its length, small back capes on full length fur coats, and a deep burgundy shade described as a new faded color.

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Marion News Rebekahs Rainbow Division Methodist Church Sherman Fontaine Chicago Art Institute H O Allen Maddigan School of Music Oratory, Dramatic Art and Dancing Academy Iowa Theatre Madam Mae Ice Salon DE Beaute Roosevelt Blin REX Beauty Shop Frd St Little Brown Church John Wenger Monticello Celan Rollins Tennyson Club Norman Waffle Harold Phillips Zonganazong Virginia Smith James J Wallace Ames Iowa State College The Lions Club Nicholas Michel Central Avenue WSA Lawrence Klinger A C Sloss W K Lothian Alyebeth Sloss Janet Lathoe Towa State College Laura Bailey Helen Gregory Puke Copan Merbersa Demert Patauhage POOP Rebekah Assembly Fifty Arventh Disteet Armoged Ray Anderson the Ganette Marion Nature and Garden Club Grace Todd Sixth Street Traei Congregational Traci R. G Stoakes John Ames Frank Thomas Henry Whanwell Ruth Thomas Evelyn Stoakes Buchanan School Chor Mr. Allen Tracr Alcott Book Mary English Lousa Louisa Mae Alcott Cornelia Meigs Reading Circle R. J. Willams Arthur Newman Robert Cessford Dubuque Ed Pearson Marion Club Federated Clubs Central City A. E. Crew Margaret Ecklin John M. Walters Church Horace Miller Mount Vernon Josephine Whitacre Minnie Whitcomb Adaliza Daniels Grinnell Congregational Church Midwest Regional Conference of Congregational Churches Marion Church Rand Gymnasium A A. Schenken Minnie Schenken John Castiac Calif Bernard Schenken Loyce Rudolph Carol Roberts Clara Louise Helen Jeannette A. B Black Hugo Schenken John Lines Robert Pe.o Marvin Edison Piccayune School Mary Michel Handicraft Club No 1 Hugh Hutton Harold Mullaby Christan Enurer Battet SS & Vt Soclat Ussticey Sears Farm Bureau Hugh Gordon Cora Jacobs County Relief Office Monroe Township Toddville High School Mabel Tru-Art Cut Mes George K. Speake Blazing Star Masonic Circle Lisbon Mechanicsville Stanwood Clarence Springville Anamosa Onslow Wyoming Oxford Junction Trojan Lodge Masonic Temple G. W. Stanton Minneapolis W. H. Dahl A. J. Elder Stanton Soo Railroad L. M. Starr Christian Church Natchez, Wash Piny Woods Cotton Blossom Singers Ruby Byers Benjamin Franklin Junior High School Oxford Club Kensington of Marion Order of the Eastern Star Earl Beiber West Marion Ed Allen Oliver Ancel Faulkner Yocom Chapel John M Walters Jordan's Grove Cemetery Cary Club O. G. Waffle Congregational Church Bazaar Ivanhoe Club Leonard Swisher Chippewa Falls Swisher Lewis Seager Ralph Seager Lonnie Seager Athenian Club Veeyenersg Jones Dairy Farm Jones Hladkys’ Grocery & Market Fourth Avenue MAE Ans Baldridge Studio State Theatre Third Avenue SE RETEX Kitterman Dial the Gazette Nancy
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