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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
8
A social card party was held at the residence of Mort Bermirer on Boetenue NEL Wednesday evening 21. Prizes included two cards won by Hart A J Mezlelon and Mre Bzlon Erminis Mn. G. Blesue and Peter Buck were among the attendees.
Fragments describe a daily menu item list with unclear phrases and scattered text. It mentions names or initials and odd spellings, suggesting a damaged OCR page about "6&4 Menus of the Day" and possible costs or dates, but readable content is minimal.
PF Gallagher hosts a Wednesday farewell gathering at home with a party honoring Jumbeon and Joan Calvert as she plans to spend the winter south. The afternoon features a Five Hundred game with attendees including Mrs Ackerman Mrs Bernard Mrs Charles Kepler and others in a courtesy gathering.
EB Baril, president, pre- Hired at the Dummers meeting, Mrs C.J Lroch chaired a rummage sale. Mrs Lroch led the nominating committee for officer elections at the next meeting. Mrs Walpole gave highlights of the Des Moines convention. The afternoon included mending a box of clothing for Miss Elizabeth Bencer. Mrs Lymich to entertain next with Mrs Hartl assisting.
Ass Elizabeth Zaranc and Janet Murray hosted a Halloween party at 1609 B Avenue NE as a pre nuptial event for Eva Porter whose upcoming marriage was to be celebrated. Guests arrived past the basement entrance with jack o lanterns as decorations and orange candy refreshments served.
A Cedar Rapids gathering of Mr and Mrs Jack Hermans relatives hosted a surprise pasty gumcay at their home. Attendees included James Uisunfree and Mn other Toop Ws, with several guests preserved to them from a earlier event. The occasion featured gifts and cheerful presence from family members and friends.
The Somh S:d Cammerca club hosted a spring event with prizes awarded to multiple winners. Joseph Butker and Lenore Teply led the top prizes, five others receiving secondary awards. Miss Marie Bleek spoke about the program as guests enjoyed refreshments.
Miss Loraine Wieland hosted a bridge party and glassware shower for Miss Isabel Bassett on Monday evening at 16 Sixteenth Street SE. High bridge scores went to Miss Helen Fisher and Mrs. Robert Smith. Additional guests included Misses Mary Fernow Ermengarde Cuhel Martia Miner Lorraine Mueller Mabel Wetzler Zelda Small Cora Marsh and Mesdames Harold Gipe and J L Campbell.
Members of the Home Rebekah Staff club are asked to meet Friday at 2 pm in LO FP hall. There will be drill practice. Rainbow Girls Franson girls will hold for minutes Bevurcer 21 33 pm. Consasiorr busder Dans sag will be the entertainment.
Fragmented OCR note outlines a regular meeting with remarks on security benefits and business topics. Mentions attendees, seating, refreshments, and potential votes. Names and places are garbled. basic event details include a meeting time and a general agenda.
A garbled OCR reading references Mor eat Mra, 2005, and names like Devs and Dawes. Mentions a Home, a zoo, and a school or standers, with unclear events or dates.
Ambre Grotto will host its annual masquerade party with Amar Grone inviting attendees to celebrate. The event will feature Sumi bel sm Sencder as emcee and an ensemble from the local AD ochestirs will perform. Prizes will be awarded for best costume and seasonable entries.
The veteran Cuban nationalist leader’s residence was bombed amid mounting post-election tensions. Police say the explosion wounded the leader’s guard as protests spread beyond the capital. Authorities report 49 arrests, mostly of communists, with strikes and prisoner takings in Oriente province and at the Alto Cedro sugar mill. President Grau’s cabinet prepared to resign but held action for now.
New York Supreme Court suit against actress Edwina Booth claims sunburn and resulting injuries required her to miss filming in an abroad production. She alleges a severe sunburn caused cuts fever and other health issues during a Naples to Bombay journey and Mediterranean voyage while filming The Amissuer Dark.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a ship or vessel related events with Berlin Wisconsin references and a claim of a three month Caribbean cruise for $84. The readables mention Mesitewor Seed Gown Lake Michigan and unclear vessel names in a landlocked TV context. Overall, details are garbled with multiple misspellings.
An event at New Salem honors Abraham Lincoln with a commemorative dedication. Gov Beary Horner delivers remarks as attendees view reproductions of Lincoln's home and a recreated period setting. Speakers and participants reflect on Lincoln's legacy and the town's historic ties.
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin cooperatives move to empower women through pooled wheat shipments. In New Mexico, a movement supporting a leadership figure emerged as a key organizer. Protests and picketing disrupted operations as shipments faced hurdles, with Dared and Wis tens noted in coverage.
A severe winter storm caused multiple fatalities and extensive damage along the coast, with heavy snow and ice crippling travel. Authorities report several deaths, injuries, and property losses as crews battle treacherous conditions and search for missing persons.
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