Iowa OES Session Names and Guests Include Rainbow Report
Officers Marie Reiter and Charles Bode led a program ending with a musical piece by Eleanor Bierkamp. New pages announced: Helen Larson, Georgia Chandler, Inez Kreiger, Edith Godden, Mabel Pollock, Marie Timblin, Vivienne Bowers, Marjorie Bliss, Bernice Diserens, Ada line Thiessen, Beatrice Kitterman, Freda Mishler, Grace Palmer, Margaret MacDonald, Agnes Horak, Lois Kriz, Elva Nelson Brown, Vida Jackson and more. Ruth Huffman praised 41 Rainbow units with 2,400 Iowa members. A tea for visiting Eastern Star members drew 165 attendees at Cedar chapter's Masonic library, chaired by Gertrude Hansen. Pourers were Flora Manville, Evelyn Fillmore, Agnes King, and Grace Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ess
Marie Reiter
Charles Bode
Eleanor Bierkamp
Stella Sandrock
Helen K. Larson
Iowa City
Georgia Chandler
Sioux City
Inez Kreiger
Grand Junction
Edith Godden
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Pollock
Elva Nelson Brown
What Cheer
Vida Jackson
Orient
Ruth Huffman
Rainbow Girls
Iowa
Masonic Library
Cedar
Order of Eastern Star
Gertrude Hansen
Flora Manville
Evelyn Fillmore
Agnes King
Grace Simms
Viola Woman Is Knocked Down And Bruised By Auto
Mrs. Nellie Patterson of Viola was knocked down and bruised on her right arm and leg about 8 45 p m Tuesday when a car driven by Miss Leela Zavodsky struck her on avenue NE at Seventh street Miss Zavodsky took Mrs Patterson home where the injured woman decided no medical attention was necessary Also report of a minor accident on Third street SE between Fourth and Fifth avenues involving two cars and a street car L S Hamilton of Central City escaped with only bad luck after his car was struck by the street car and then shoved into Garber’s car Mrs Garber and her daughter in law were in the Garber vehicle at 2000 Park avenue SE Manchester elected American Legion officers at annual meeting Carl E Cox commander Bert P Friebel first vice commander Dr R A Moye second vice commander Forest K Jones adjutant James J Burbridge finance officer L M Jorgenson sergeant at arms and Harry C Thorpe chaplain Earlville thieves stole gasoline and measuring pails from Slick Oil company bulk station area. Standard Oil bulk station broken into a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Patterson
Viola
Leela Zavodsky
Oakland Road
Seventh’ Street
Third Street
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
L. S. Hamilton
Central City
Hamilton
John Garber
Leon
A. M. Bishop
Marion
Garber
Manchester
The
American Legion
Carl E. Cox
Bert P. Friebel
R. A. Moye
Forest K. Jones
James J
Burbridge
L. M. Jorgenson
Harry C. Thorpe
Evening Radio Schedule with NBC CBS Programs and Guests
The listing outlines a dense evening schedule across networks CBS NBC and their associated stations, detailing programs such as dramatic showcases, musical segments, variety acts, and talks. It notes numerous station call letters and program titles, including performances, guest names, and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
WHO
Republican National Committee
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
Bas Nave Band
Wiz Wenr Weber
CBS
CBB
MT. Thureda
HBC
Lerion
WABCO
WCCO
WMT
Tam Twoc-Who
WEAP
Whiteman Etch
WTAM
Wooc
Faret Erek
WJZ
WMAQ
Gary
WADC
Ste Foe Banedy
Wiz
Deanter Ef Faris
Nelson
O'Mare
Dan Edwards
WAB Abo
Jabeads
KDEA
Playsers
Xkmox
Wccolf Sew
WABQ
Wiz Wls
Woc-Who
Boomell
WGN
Martin and
Neamiller
WLW
KYW
Louis Murphy
Alfred E. Smith
Ee Lord
KDKA
Wilfred Glenn
Ben Bester Oreh
Barlow
Cbst
WNT
Ames
Andy
Tnbc
AWMAQ
KFI
Kirbery
Hollywood
Calloway
Riviera Oreh
Kmox Anses Weeks
John Grimm And Gazette Farm Editor To Address First Presbyterian Men
The First Presbyterian Men open their second season with a dinner at the chapel. Former Supreme Court Justice John M. Grimm will speak on Some Experiences on the Supreme Beach and Ray Anderson, Gazette farm editor, will discuss What the Town Farmer is Thinking About. Byron A. Barlow presides, Luther Fuhrmeister conducts singing, Dr. Robert Little offers remarks, and M. M. Thompson chairs hospitality. Dinner at 6 15 p.m. Reservations via chapel phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Supreme Court
John M. Grimm
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Beach
Ray Anderson
The
Gazette
Byron A. Barlow
Luther A. Fuhrmeister
Robert A. Little
M. M. Thompson
Notice of Bearing of Final Report and Discharge of Receiver
In Linn County District Court Iowa Ezra Scotton files to discharge a receiver for rent of Lot Three Subdivision of Lot Fifteen in the NE Quarter Section 1 Township 83 Range 7. Hearing set for November 9 1932 at 9 AM at the court. W Biges Effie J Biggs W E Koppenhaver Ida Koppenhaver Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank named defendants urged to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Ezra
J. Scotton
W. Biges
Effie J. Biggs
W. E. Koppenhaver
Ida Koppenhaver
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Corporation
District Court of Town
J. Elliot Davis
Iowa
Students See and Hear of Bird Life at Assembly
Washington high school welcomed Cleveland Grant who presented real film of birds in the wild at Paramount theater. He showed the golden plover nest scene six feet away and described migratory habits, cautioning that most birds travel weekly only about 300 miles unless geese fly higher to escape shooting. He praised enthusiastic explorers like George K. Cherry and noted bird instinct over intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School Assembly
Paramount Theater
Cleveland Grant
Grant
Frank Buck
Field Museum
Chicago
Mr. Grant
George K. Cherry
Antarctica
South America
Warren Carr
Rare Central American Coffee From Mountain Districts
The article extols a rare coffee from small Central American mountain districts near the Panama Canal. It claims peculiar natural conditions yield unmatched flavor and richness, making ordinary coffee seem flat by comparison. It notes limited production and the rarity of tasting these coffees in a lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
West Coast
Central America
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette
War correspondent Will Irwin lectured at Sinclair chapel Coe college and Miss Veda Taylor of Waterloo arrived to assume duties as children’s librarian. Mrs C R Parker of Cedar Rapids elected to Women’s Baptist Missionary Society board in Marshalltown convention. A C Fisher believed to have caught a four and a quarter pound smallmouth bass nearly nineteen inches long. Hunt ing Nicholas and Larimer left for Chicago to attend the Chicago Princeton football game. Mrs A Dayton left for Rock Island to attend a Ladies auxiliary school. Frank Henderson died after a boat capsized near a dam. W A Hulsebus rescued him but the exertion proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Irwin
Sinclair Chapel
Coe College
Veda Taylor
Waterloo
C. R. Parker
Cedar Rapids
Women’s Baptist Missionary Society of Iowa
Marshalltown
A. C. Fisher
Messrs. and Mesdames H. FE. Hunting
Benjamin Nicholas
Edward J. Larimer
Chicago
George Rothrock
J. L. Bever
Northwest
Iows
C. R. Jordan
Oscar Harris
Muscatine
A. Dayton
Rock Island
Til
Ladies Auxiliary
Frank Henderson
W. A. Hulsebus
Hulsebus
Henderson
Hender
Roosevelt Letter to 11 Year Old Delivers Thanks
Oct 26 1912 Beatrice Hillman 11 received a letter from Phillip Roosevelt replying to her note about his life attempt. The colonel directed the reply and sent thanks. A A Selden depart for Billingham Washington to establish new home. Kadgihn and Mrs Lew W Anderson called to Bloomington Ill. by illness of their mother Mrs Otto Kadgihn. Margaret Sampson, longtime English tutor in Europe, arrives in Cedar Rapids Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice E. Hillman
Phillip Roosevelt
Roosevelt
A. A. Selden
Billingham
Wash
Henry Kadgihn
Lew W. Anderson
Bloomington
Ill
Otto Kadgihn
Margaret Sampson
France
Spain
Austria- Hungary
Cedar Rap
Horse Goes Along With Mounted Policeman to College
Chicago AP reports Jimmy Maloney, a mounted traffic policeman, brings his horse to college and parks it outside during classes. The unusual scene shows the ongoing partnership between officer and horse as he handles traffic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jimmy Maloney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ormal
Eastern Star
Shrine
el Kahir Shrine
Mple
Rand “Chapter
Order of Astern’ Star
Mildred Knowles Schancher
Toronto
Canada
Most Orthy
John ‘Aromill
Britt
Rand
Elizabeth Stewrt
John Urianek
Ameran Legion
Knights
Grand Atron
Order of Stern Star
Edna Duncan
Cedar Rap 5
Worthy
Cleotron
the Ebling Massey
Temple
Leonard Spooner
Pan
Golden Star
DeWitt
William Stepanek
Na Blaylock
Bert Grapengeter
George , Ward
Mily Sanborn
Maria Jackson
Ast
Jy Living
Leo C. Percival
Winterset
Assotute
Grand
Jances Jenks
Wyoming
Don GC. Duncan
Grand Maron
Irene Dowd
Guthrie
Catherine Dams
O.E.S
Rainbow
Lansell
Leon Blinks
Grand Sentinel
Ada Wind
Ottumwa
Grand Warder
Bernice Courtright
Oelwein
Grand Marshal
Hetty Mills
George E. Ward
Middle Row
Margaret Short
Grand Martha
Blanche Fallers
Council Bluffs
Grand Electa
Stella Sandreck
Lisbon
Grand Adah
Ada Bock
Des Moines
Grand Rath
Bernice Rutenback
Maquoketa
Grand Esther
Bessley McMurray
Newton
Grand Chaplain
Bottom Row
Adah G. Thompson
Grand Secretary
Gertrude May
Shenandoah
Sseecolate Grand Conductress
Edna C. Duncan
Worthy Grand Matron
Anna Blaylock
Maud Bowers
Mary H. S. Johnston
Humboldt
Auto
Earlville
Slick Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
eNth
Bargain Shoe Center
2Nd Avenue
Oxfords
WAP
Connie
Nerrell
WAC
Garrizon
Captain Diamond
Republican Sational Committee
Denny Orek
Boe
Ren
Wenr Wooc-Who
Fipe Flab
Wenr HO
Shilket
Fhitius Leré
Elizabeth Artnet
WAMQ
Jenes
rGene
Glens
Reland Dunn
Tony Wons
Uerlene Pete
Pon Mewie
Uneehe
Messebald
Jinstliats
Navy Band
Wabco Kmox
Peal Rf McConnell
Johnny Marie
Barat
Erek
Wabco Knox
Hall
Jencheon
Sherben Ererch
Balon Singers
Mascom
School of the Air
WEBM
John Grimm
Gazette Farm
Texas
Dwisht Krumbolts
Gillette
Rorein
Folger
Folger’s
Folger ‘Coffee Company
Kansas City
San Francisco
Dallas
Folgers
F.C.C
Dean’s Pills
Absorbine
Jr. Petrolagar
Lydia Pinkham
Bayer
Carter
Nature
Harmony Bay
Kolynos
Gillette Blades
Burma
Ingram's
Tolds ‘seeGe
Homemaid
Liggett’s
Alexander Sampson
APT
Building Specialty CO
Paramount
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