Crisis in Sino Japanese affairs discussed at Cedar Rapids club
Mrs F Kellogg reviewed the causes of Japan’s invasion and the events leading to hostilities at a meeting of the international relations study group at Cedar Rapids Woman's club. She explained possible neutral nation reactions under the neutrality act and noted impacts on silver imports from China and cotton sales. A round table on current events followed led by Mrs F W Damour.
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Cedar Rapids
China
Japan
Kellogg
F. W. Damour
Coe sorority Beta Phi Alpha names new patroness
Pi chapter announces Mrs J Dale Welsch as patroness at a Wednesday buffet party hosted by Mrs Thomas Suchomel 2319 Ridgeway Drive SE. Supper candlelit with green and white decor. attendees include active members and patronesses Mesdames Alfred W Meyer L R Wilson Max Mildenstein Ervin F Stepanek.
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Pi Chapter
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Coe College
J. Dale Welsch
Thomas Suchomel
Ridgeway Drive
Alfred W Meyer
L. R Wilson
Max Mildenstein
Ervin F Stepanek
Research committee met for Dutch treat dinner and discussion
The B and P W research committee gathered Wednesday evening at Clara Robinsons Colonial tea room for a Dutch treat dinner and round table talk on community activities for the year. Members include chairman Bessie Graves and Ella Horn Clare Young Nichols Alta Duncan Garnet McLain Mary Berry Nelle Crawford Margaret Hanzelka Marie May Jennie Lindquist.
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B. and
P. W
Clara Robinsons Colonial Tea Room
Bessie Graves
Ella Horn
Clare Young Nichols
Alta Duncan
Garnet McLain
Mary Berry
Nelle Crawford
Margaret Hanzelka
Marie May
Jennie Lindquist
Birthday Party Honors Pete Mihhal At Leona Benish Home
A surprise birthday gathering for Pete Mihhal at Leona Benish home featured cards and games and refreshments. Attendees included Elmer Merta Lottie Castek Helen Mala tek Frances Svoboda Alma Pipal Leonard Benish Bob Smahel George Bechka Elmer Benish Frank Herman and other Benish family members along with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs J E Robiole of New York City departed via Los Angeles after a visit with Mrs Robiole’s parents. Mrs R F Burest of Davenport and her son Rebbs joined Mrs Burgi! Pati ents at Mrs E J Banet Ko2 Third Street SW for a Wednesday luncheon club gathering.
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Leona Benish
Pete Mihhal
Elmer Merta
Lottie Castek
Helen Malatek
Frances Svoboda
Alma Pipal
Leonard Benish
Bob Smahel
George Bechka
Elmer Benish
Frank Herman
Bob Benish
George Clifford
Doris Jean
Edwin Benish
Donald LeRoy
Joe Cranko
Darlene
Godfrey Jadera
Eldon
Frank E Benish
J E Robiole
New York City
Los Angeles
Calif
Burgi
At. Fouts
Baler
E J. Banet
Third Street
Perm
Mosdames Wills
Hs Wo TV
Meuratt J. & Harrican
Smith Jd
Bishops Oil
Engagement announced for Lucille Overfelt and Threlkeld
Miss Lucille Overfelt of Clarence Missouri becomes engaged to Mr Threlkeld son of Lola Arrington of 117 Twelfth Street NE The engagement was revealed at a Clarence party Miss Overfelt a Clarence High School graduate Mr Threlkeld a Washington High School graduate and Coe College alumni He is employed by Morris Sanford company They plan a Chicago wedding trip and will live at 117 Twelfth Street NE.
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Lucille Overfelt
J. N. Overfelt
Clarence
Threlkeld
Lola Arrington
Twelfth Street
Miss Overfelt
J P. Rickey
Clarence High School
Washington High School
Coe College
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Morris Sanford Company
Chicago
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Guild of Organists Discusses Recital Plans at Dinner
Seventeen members of the Cedar Rapids chapter of the American Guild of Organists met at Clara Robinsons Colonial tea room for dinner and a business session. They outlined a recital by Eugene Devereaux of the Cornell college faculty with date to be announced. A social hour followed the meeting. Officers include Miss Marjorie Hungerford dean Miss Eleanor Taylor sub-dean Miss Norma Dietrich corresponding secretary Mrs Helen Little Hickman registrar and Mrs Virginia Paul Moore treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids
American Guild of Organists
Clara Robinsons Colonial Tea Room
Eugene Devereaux
Cornell College
Marjorie Hungerford
Eleanor Taylor
Norma Dietrich
Helen Little Hickman
Virginia Paul Moore
Arthur P.T.A. Meeting Aims to Improve School Support
Eighty eight attendees joined the Arthur P.T.A. meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the school with Mrs. Raymond Klass presiding. Mrs. W. D. Elder spoke on school issues and PTA activities.
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Arthur P. T. A
Raymond Klass
W. D. Elder
Council Report Highlights Local Activities and Events
The council notes Wednesday 4 15 p m broadcasts and a November 10 benefit bridge at the Gas company bungalow. Klass to Davenport P T A convention October 27 29. A January first aid class organized by Mrs Shive. Scouts and Camp Fire work featured with Nadia Thorpe introducing Camp Fire Girls. A classroom Japan study for 58 pupils led by Ann Pavlovsky. Mrs Hickok spoke on Impressions of a Trip Abroad. Mothers of 6A hosted tea with committee members and Bohemian dress helpers.
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Council
D. I. Roland
Klass
Davenport
Phillip Shive
Harold West
Boy Scouts of America
Shive
Nadia Thorpe
Ann Pavlovsky
Japan
C. T. Hickok
Joseph Jun
Clifford Delp
Bruce West
W. T. Cozad
J. R. Hash
Helen Dvorak
Rosemary Jun
Gertrude Nixon
Miss Pavlovsky
Classified Ad Searching for Home Repairs and Items
brief wants insulation repair dirt removal and furniture repair services listed under Want Ad section classification 10. mentions screens removed and rubbish hauled, seeking contractors or individuals offering cleaning, repairs, and disposal services.
Jurors Drawn For Court At Marengo
Special to The Gazette Marengo fifty jurors were selected for the November term beginning November 15 with Judge James P. Gaffney presiding. The panel includes J A Ballard Washington township Wendell Bauer Fillmore Ida Bell Marengo Irving Bender Greene George Blythe Troy Byron Border Honey Creek Estella Brown Marengo Henry Brown Lincoln W L Churchill English Clifford O Claypool Troy Arlo Cronbaugh Honey Creek Fred DeDecker Hartford Lizzie Dunn Marengo Will Echardt Greene Wallace Gant Hartford John Geis Hartford Anna Glider Fillmore P P Griffin York Clark Heitman Pilot Will Herren Dayton J A Howlett Marengo Frank Hunnicut Troy A Everitt Hursh Sumner John Kahler Iowa Frank Kern Washington Fred Lienen Iowa Jim Lillis Troy Mrs Fred Louth Pilot Harold D Miller English Vincent Mulherin Fillmore Bruce Mumby Hartford J Roland Naughton Fillmore Theodore Newkirk Iowa Roy Patterson Greene Mrs Arthur Plagmann Hilton P J Quinn paares Fred Roggentine Eng sh Walter Rochrkasse Troy Oli-
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Marengo
James P. Gaffney
J. A. Ballard
Washington Township
Wendell Bauer
Fillmore
Ida Bell
Irving Bender
Greene
George Blythe
Troy
Byron Border
Honey Creek
Estella Brown
Henry Brown
Lincoln
W. L. Churchill
English
Clifford O. Claypool
Arlo Cronbaugh
Fred DeDecker
Hartford
Lizzie Dunn
Will Echardt
Wallace Gant
John Geis
Anna Glider
P. P. Griffen
York
Clark Heitman
Pilot
Will Herren
Dayton
J. A. Howlett
Frank Hunnicut
A. Everitt Hursh
Sumner
John Kahler
Iowa
Frank Kern
Washington
Fred Lienen
Jim Lillis
Fred Louth
Harold D. Miller
Vincent Mulherin
Bruce Mumby
J. Roland Naughton
Theodore Newkirk
Roy Patterson
Arthur Plagmann
Hilton
P. J. Quinn
Paares
Local names listed with scattered geographic tags
A collection of personal names appears, including Stapleton, Schmidt, Smith, Still, Stanard, Tanner, Trumpold, Ver Cande, Watson, Weimer, and others, with occasional place markers like Marengo, Hilton, Hartford, Lenox, and Greene. Reads like a fragmented directory or roster from a historical page segment.
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Vene Stapleton
Marengo
William Schmidt
Hilton
Walter E. Smith
Sumner
Louie Schmidt
Towa
E. B. Sheridan
Greene
Juanita Still
Troy
Rosena Stanard
English
A. R. Tanner
Hartford
Frieda Trumpold
Lenox
Camil Ver Cande
Pilot
D. T. Watson
Ma Eengo
Carson Weimer
Engis
Mount Vernon High Plans Homecoming
Mount Vernon High School schedules homecoming activities with a 10 a.m. game against University High on Saturday. The homecoming queen and attendants will be announced at the game, a 8 p.m. alumni dance follows in the gym with Cornell campus orchestra, and a pep assembly stunt is planned for Friday at 3 15. The planning committee includes Rudolph Vodicka Harlan Nelson Jane Travis and Dorothy Beach with publicity members Anne Culbertson Cornelia Brooks Bill Foster and Robert Merritt.
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Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon High School
University High
Cornell
Rudolph Vodicka
Harlan Nelson
Jane Travis
Dorothy Beach
Anne Culbertson
Cornelia Brooks
Bill Foster
Robert Merritt
Eating Shot Kills Ducks in New York
New York dispatch reports that more wild ducks die from ingesting stray lead pellets than are killed by hunters. The deadly contamination raises concerns about waterfowl health and hunting practices statewide.
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New York
Pattern 4474 apron pattern for two at price of one
Anne Adams advertises Pattern 4474 offering a double selve two sparking aprons A and B with optional ruffles and shoulder caps. Included are sizes small medium and large with yardage details and illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and provide size name address and style number.
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Anne Adams
Kiedes Gamiers
Kindergaren
Gass
Scientists Propose Magnesium Shells At Mining Institute
At a mining institute meeting on Wednesday two scientists urged using a magnesium alloy in shells. They argued it disintegrates on swamplands while lead pellets resemble edible seeds to a hungry duck.
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Mining Institute
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International Relations Group
Mrs. Welsch
Beta Phi Alpha
P. W. Research
Pete Minal
J. E. Robioles
Indrs
Miss Louie Indo
Botc Brides Club
Dover
Dorothy Gind Betts
Berkit
Betty Landa
Indra
Wallan
Hiltbrunner Music Company
MM. L. Threlkeld
Guild OF Organists
P.T.A. Meetings
Arthur
Mount Vernon High
Bigelow
Band Box Millinery
Montrose Hotel
Velvet
Axminster
Wilton
Sanferstan
Oriental
Lubergers
Third Avenue
Armstrongs
Mackinaws
Armstrong
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